A world that ran on Serious Engine 1.5 for two decades is moving to Unreal Engine 5.7. Today that move has an address of its own: unchaos.net is live.
This is not a placeholder with a countdown. It is where you can see what is happening to the game right now — and what comes next.
What you can look at today
The new world, before and after. The same scenes on the old engine and the new one, side by side. Light, materials, architecture — no staged retouching, no renders nobody will ever see in game.
Classes. Seven paths, and at level thirty-one each of them splits in two. The Titan chooses between the Highlander and the Battle Master, and it is not cosmetic: the weapon changes, the role in a party changes, and so does the reason you enter a fight at all.
Content. Guilds of up to a hundred players under one banner — not a chat room with a tag above your head, but a fighting body with real weight in the world. Sieges, tournaments, bosses, crafting.
The migration plan. Five stages, from the technical audit to release builds, with an honest marker of where we stand. The audit is done: the project has been taken apart to its foundations so that no critical system gets lost along the way.
The wiki opens alongside the site
wiki.unchaos.net is not an empty shell waiting to be filled some day. Everything the game database knows about the world is already there:
| Items | 11,454 |
| Monsters | 1,062 |
| Skills | 1,600 |
| Quests | 480 |
| NPCs | 425 |
| Sets | 119 |
| Locations | 55 |
| Factions | 11 |
Search across items, monsters and quests, filters by level and type, and sorting — by experience, by HP, by experience per point of HP. If you have ever worked out which mob is actually worth killing, you know why that last one is there.
News, in eight languages
The section you are reading works in eight locales. Russian and English are required for every post; the rest follow. If a translation is not ready yet, the page says so plainly and shows you English rather than pretending nothing is missing.
Pre-registration is open
As of publication — 124,839 nicknames. Every one of them receives the "One of the First" title upon reaching level fifty.
And a separate line of thanks: 715,228 roubles donated. All of it goes into the marketing campaign — so that there are many of us at the start.
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