
A modified version of All About Engie by EngieGames with full permission from DevEngie to reupload All About Engie.
59.5 of the 61 points that apply = 98 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Engie's Chaos continues and reworks All About Engie as a collector-focused adventure built around a large assortment of items, craftable gear, mobs, structures, and item- and secret-related advancements. Its armor and tools span sizes from Mini and Regular through Doomsday, The End, Engies, and EngieGames, with Antimatter and Dark Matter variants for most sets; mobs also drop materials used to craft tools. The roster ranges from passive, tamable Sharkos to aggressive Engie variants such as Mad, Angry, Enraged, and Monstrosity Engies, alongside unusual encounters including Mindscape Engies and Sharkos-triggered Punishers and Distorteds. Sharkos come in named varieties including Albino, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Exotic, Engie, and Tiger, and the wiki describes them as tamable and generally passive unless attacked. Exploration can uncover Item House, Item House XXL, Sharko House, Dimension House, Throwback House, and Antimatter House structures. Doomsday is a survival challenge inspired by Tornado Alley Ultimate: recurring sub-disasters grow more frequent and dangerous, while Doomsday hordes arrive after a hostile type is chosen and stop spawning shortly before the next prophecy. A Super Doomsday option can introduce a tougher event, with a chance of the still more difficult The End variant appearing; a separate Challenge mode is accessed by enabling the insanity gamerule. Throwback mode revisits the 2023 All About Engie style with older mob appearances and tools, and limits players to ten hearts. Xaero's Minimap and World Map support is built in, and recipe books and collection-oriented advancements provide additional ways to track and pursue the mod's content.
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