A battle proceeds and if one of your men loses all his life, he’ll lay out on the field for a certain amount of time, during that time, you can move your soldier by him and by pressing the C button, you call out for a medic to come and ”revive” him and he’ll be brought back into battle. I believe you get limits on how many of each kind of man you can use. You choose your set of five men before every battle and there are various types of soldiers like a flame thrower, a gunmen, and a bazooka launcher guy. Here’s how the game works: it’s five-on-five warfare between two teams. There should’ve been, however, room for more music in this game.

Thankfully, all the sound effects are pulled off clean and crisp and everything sounds like it should, like the gunfire and explosions. The sound is probably the weakest part of the game, as there isn’t much music at all and it’s mostly just the sound effects during the game play. So, they did a really nice job in the graphics department. The various terrains are just a one screen battlefield, complete with barb wire and fencing.

Their really isn’t much variation between all the soldiers at all some are chubby, some are pretty skinny, of course their uniforms and helmets are camouflaged color and look like they came out of the army. You use about eight to twelve soldiers running around on screen at once over very nicely looking terrain, detailed down to every notch, with not much slowdown at all.

In this classic game for the Sega Genesis by Electronic Arts, you control an army of five soldiers and your object is to take out the other set of soldiers in team combat play. General Chaos is a 16-bit Genesis game released in 1993, so I’ll compare the graphics to other games to it at the time. Genre: Strategy Developer: Game Refuge Publisher: Electronic Arts Players: 1-4 Released: 1993

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