Xbox Game Pass adds by surprise a survival horror covered of this year

Xbox Game Pass presents an immediate release in its event.

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The Xbox Partner Preview today has left several surprises, but one of the most powerful has arrived without prior notice: a survival horror with retro-modern aesthetics and a sickening atmosphere that lands on Game Pass from this very moment. The announcement appeared among the final blocks of the event, confirming Xbox Play Anywhere support and the best part, available from today.

This move was not listed among the games announced by Xbox for the event, which has multiplied the impact among followers of the service. A highly anticipated title in the genre that now arrives in its definitive version just after appearing in the event a while ago

Total Chaos now available on Xbox Game Pass after its announcement at the Xbox Partner Preview

Total Chaos officially debuts on Xbox and Game Pass as a pure horror experience, born from a project that began as a total conversion of DOOM II and has evolved into an independent title with its own identity. Its atmosphere, dark and suffocating, turns each area into a constant threat while the island of Fort Oasis slowly reveals its lost history.

The game combines exploration, tense combat, and a strong focus on resource management. All accompanied by decadent scenarios, grotesque enemies, and a design inspired by the harshness of genre classics.

Highlights of the announcement and the game

• Immediate release on console, PC, and cloud after its presentation at the Partner Preview.

• Xbox Play Anywhere, with unified purchase between Xbox Series and PC.

• Nine chapters full of tension, exploration, and decisions that condition survival.

• Enemies with distinct behaviors and constant presence.

• Limited inventory and resources, forcing players to plan each step.

• Original soundtrack with music by Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill).

• Estimated duration: 9-12 hours.

With this unexpected announcement, the Partner Preview once again demonstrates that Xbox continues to bet on complementing its events with direct releases for the service like today’s.