Universal Chaos
Take control of a tank in enemy territory. As you navigate the columns and rows, you'll need to avoid crashing into enemy tanks while you blow them to smithereens. Catch the bonus while on your hunt for some added points and a brief reprieve from the fast paced action. The more tanks you take out, the more furious the enemy will be after you. There are four difficulty levels and the option to have two players play competitively, each taking their turn.
- Genre
- Shooter
- Year
- 1989
- Developer
- Exidy, Inc.
- Publisher
- Telegames, Inc.
- Players
- 2
P2P Netplay available on compatible cores
Universal Chaos frequently asked questions
How do I play Universal Chaos online with a friend?
Universal Chaos (Atari 2600) can be played online with friends using Etera's P2P netplay. Create a room in the launcher and invite your friend, who joins through the invite. Step by step:
- Download the Etera launcher for Windows or Linux and create your account.
- Ask your friend to do the same and add them to your friends list.
- Pick the game in the library and create a netplay room.
- Invite your friend: they accept the invite and join the room.
- The launcher keeps dependencies on the same version for both players, avoiding desync.
How do I play Universal Chaos on PC?
Download the Etera launcher (Windows or Linux), find Universal Chaos in the Atari 2600 library and click to download. The launcher handles the emulator and setup for you.
Does Universal Chaos netplay lag?
Etera uses a direct P2P connection between players, which usually means low latency. Results depend on each player's internet quality.
Can I play Universal Chaos for free?
Yes. Every account gets a 5-day trial with premium features. After that, the free plan allows 3 new games per day and 1 netplay session per day. Premium raises those limits.
Play Universal Chaos on Etera
Download the launcher for Windows or Linux, find this game in the library and play solo or with friends.
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