Chaos League

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Background:
Chaos League is a new kind of game, combining Real-Time Strategy, RPG and Sports. In a fantasy heroic universe Chaos League offers new game-play possibilities. Don’t look for notions of fair-play or the command “Help opponent back on his feet” because they don’t exist! However, if you’ve been longing to find in a sport’s game such commands as “Stamp”, “High Facial Kick”, “Holding on the Ground”, “Force Passage” or “Ball of Fire” …. Then at last you’ve found the game of your dreams

Gameplay:
The game is on and it's going to score major points on the PC! Chaos League brings together sports, fantasy and brutal, chaotic action on a playing field where the primary objectives are typical but the gameplay is anything but. Take charge of a team; place 9 players in your half of the field, then go and put the ball in the opponent’s end-zone. Nothing easier ! Except one small detail … there are a few opposition players determined to get the ball from you.

On the pitch, as in the changing-rooms, there are no rules. Let yourself be carried away on the gentle airs of doping, corruption and hooliganism even before a match gets under way. Once on the pitch, if the ball doesn’t really interest you, then carry on destroying the opposition using all the underhand tricks at your disposal. If that doesn’t guarantee victory then magic and snares will come in useful.

Players must score points, win games, advance to championship rounds, and of course play for the ultimate trophy, but Chaos League serves up some extra excitement with its absence of rules, corrupt referees and mythical, powerful opponents from a very different type of league. As with any good RTS, players have to adapt their strategies to win but it will be worth the reward for any hard-core gamer looking for a new, original, fierce experience that will have them sweating until the final score hits the board. Even if massacring the opposition is encouraged, you’ll have to use far more subtle tactics to have a chance at winning. You’ll have to manage, as best you can, the individual talents of each of your players; take into account the mood of the spectators; ... to finally be able to get a few points on the scoreboard and make the opposition look foolish. It’s up to you whether you then comfort him or take advantage of him while he’s down to hit him with a few well chosen words.