Hi, I bought your game at civic arena, and I loved it can’t wait to play again

Super fun game! The rules are long and hard to understand, but once you start playing the rules become more reasonable and easier to understand! Chaos is a fun and enjoyable game!!

Fun for the whole family!

Chaos is what happens when you take Sorry and add, well, more chaos than anyone knows what to do with. It is RIDICULOUS amounts of fun — Your goal is to get your player pieces to their appropriately colored Sanctuaries, but not only can the turn order reverse, but so can the direction your pieces are moving! Not to mention all the cards adding more obstacles… Who knew getting from Point A to Point B would be so crazy?!

I had the pleasure of meeting some of the guys from Innovative ideas when they stopped by my game store, Dirks Tavern in springfield missouri. They were absolutley awesome and a pleasure to work with. We are super thrilled to offer Chaos in our store. Its an one of the coolest (and for sure the most chaotic ) games we’ve played and can’t wait to share it with more people! Thank you so much! Cant wait to keep working with you guys!

Chaos is unlike any other board game you have ever played! The outcomes are always unexpected and different with every game you play. Chaos definitely keeps you on the edge of your seat because just when you think you know what’s going to happen next Chaos strikes and throws a little twist your way. If you’re looking to add to game night or just want something new I definitely recommend this game!

We played Chaos at Compulsory Merriment yesterday. I finally won (both times) so, now, it’s my new favorite game! 🤣

Chaos is an indie game that started out with two brothers sitting in a KC parking lot drawing ideas on a napkin. The brother we met is a retired EMT/Firefighter…which may give you some idea of his appetite for chaos! The game pays some homage to the classic Sorry! but it’s more like Sorry played in a post-apocalyptic hellscape that is, well… chaotic!

Players start with their pawns in the Pit. The idea is to get all your pawns to the Sanctuary. You have to roll an even number to get your pawn in play and, when you do, you can decide the direction of movement. Turn order and pawn movement is represented by tokens and, sometimes, we have no idea why a game has tokens but, in Chaos, you really need them! Once your pawn is on the board, you roll two dice: the movement die and the Chaos die. If it comes up Chaos, you holler, “Chaos!” and the movement and turn order changes directions. You need the tokens to figure out what the heck is happening.

You might march, unmolested, from your Pit to your Sanctuary. You might get sent in the wrong direction. You might kick an opponent off the board or be kicked. You might land on a “draw a card” space and heaven help you. The card could be useful or it could add to the general mayhem.

Mandi and I both loved the game. (Did I mention I won both times?) Chris, who always rates *everything* with “3 stars” gave it a 3.5. Chaos is a family game but we all agreed it would take near-zero effort to turn it into a drinking game. Come try out some Chaos in the game room and keep up with the brothers at @Innovative Ideas

2-4 players, 45-75 minutes playtime, Ages 13+

met the inventors many years ago and I have to say that it’s amazing that their minds are so imaginative to invent such a FUN game, I would highly recommend giving CHAOS a try

This is truly the most awesome game ever invented!!! It grabs your attention from the start and from there the possibilities are limitless as to where it goes. The entire board can turn at the draw of a card and suddenly you are playing your opponents’ pawns. You can change directions, go directly to a sanctuary, knock your opponent off the board… so many things!!!! The colors are vibrant, and obviously the game was well thought out. Many hours of fun entertainment for family and friends, but didn’t take forever to play. Every home should have a little CHAOS!!!

Chaos is true to its name. I grew up playing the board game Sorry. While the basic mechanics of Chaos are very similar to Sorry, Chaos is triple amped up compared to any other board game I’ve ever played. My family loves it! I think what we like best is that there’s never a dull moment. At any time, a player that is on the verge of winning can be plunged into last place. And I’ve seen it happen. Do you like a little excitement in your board games? Chaos will give you a ton of it.