Something is different about this household.
Orderly Havoc is a game about time management where you must do chores to keep everything neat and tidy. As your to-do list fills up with chores, your mind fills up with stress. Check your list to make sure you're up to date with all the tasks of the day. If you fail to do your chores quick enough something horrible may happen to you.
There are over 40 chores that can appear on your list. Throughout the day you will have to complete different chores that all come with their own minigame.
Throughout your day you will need to manage your level of stress, as well as hydration if you wish to keep up your pace. Make sure to keep completing chores to keep your stress down, and keep drinking water to stay hydrated to ward off fatigue.
There is more than meets the eye in this place. Something strange is lurking, don’t let it get in the way of your purpose. Time runs on always, and you must work hard to desperately preserve what you have and struggle for every extra second longer you can get against the inevitable decay.
As you progress further, the incessant march of time will see your tasks become more numerous and increasingly difficult. You’ll have to learn to manage multiple chores at the same time, strategizing which ones you need to complete first.
Orderly Havoc was developed by Angad Matharoo and Gabriel Larocque with sound design done by Chris Dang and Pato Flores with additional sound design done by Alexander Zaparniuk and music composed by Daniel Shypilov.
Warioware for people who see Them at night
Loved it! Didn't quite 100%, might go back to do it. As a gameplay summary, you're running around a small house doing various chores. It sort've plays like a -ware game, (warioware, spookware, mindwave) where you're rapid fire doing a bunch of mini games. Orderly Havoc, however, puts an overarching timer on you rather then a set amount of misses. Once the timer runs out, you lose, and have to restart the stage. It's a nice formula and I enjoyed optimizing my routes around the house. You can also make coffee which gives you a boost when you drink it (and when it finishes being made; an important wrinkle). You also need to stop by the kitchen for water every now and then to keep your sprint meter up. There's also a plot, it's pretty standard indie horror adjacent fare, I didn't really go crazy for it but it kept me interested. Now complaints. On the standard difficulty everything's about right I think, though on harder difficulties RNG rears its head and runs the risk of bricking run...
more people should know about this its awesome
Surprisingly detailed for it's presentation as a sorta 2-hour long game! You can of course just play it for those 2 hours and be content with your experience, but you form a sorta kinship with your house when you replay stages and see the weather is different.
Orderly Havoc costs $7.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 64-bit Processor: Intel or AMD processor, 2.5 GHz Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 470 GTX or AMD Radeon 6870 HD series card Storage: 800 MB available space
Orderly Havoc is available on Windows PC.
Orderly Havoc has 86% positive reviews from 7 players.
Orderly Havoc was released on Feb 21, 2025.
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