1. Plot

2. References

Chaos Break is the sequel to the 1998 arcade game Chaos Heat.

Plot

Similar to Dino Crisis and Half-Life before it, with virtual camera tracking. Chaos Break is essentially a third-person beat 'em up shooter game just like it's arcade predecessor, with echoes of survival horror action and areas with similarities to games such as Dino Crisis and Half-Life. Set in an abandoned, contaminated biochemical laboratory; Fluxus Biomateril Industries Lab 7, a civilian research facility set on an isolated island. The two playable characters; Mitsuki and Rick, who are D.E.F agents, an investigatory and cleansing task force that are sent out to check the facility, and retrieve the research data. Find the cause of an 'anomalous thermal reaction' and find out what happened to the missing D.E.F agent that HQ lost contact with two days ago.

Progress through the game is made by defeating the enemies, which in this case are alien parasitic lifeforms, mutated staff members and the laboratory's robotic security drones, collect level-clearance pass cards and data which are CD discs. Looting the corpses and lockers for health, ammo and key items to progress through the facility and with a in-game 24 hour clock that affect some of the doors' access window. An element of survival horror is introduced at the computer terminals, where the player can save their game and read the E-Mails that explain some of the back-story of those who worked at the civilian research facility before the outbreak.

References

• The Solitary Reaper
• The Solitude of the Soul
• The Solo Collection
• The Solo Cup Company
• The soloman key
• The Solomon Key (disambiguation)
• The Solomons
• The Solution
• The Solution (Beanie Sigel album)
• The Solution (Mannafest album)
• The Solution (novel)
• The Solution (song)
• The Somberlain
• The Sombre Light of Isolation
• The Someloves
• The Somerset Collection
• The Somerset Light Infantry
• The Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's)
• The Somers Isles
• The Somme
• The Son (2002 film)
• The Son Also Rises (Battlestar Galactica)
• The Sondheim Review
• Thes One
• The Song and The Slogan