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Chaos Front guides for the Steam launch: beginner sortie, Centersea map, factions war, launch review, and the star-9 ending clock.
View all GuidesTurn-based space mecha mercenary guides for the Centersea War.
Unofficial Chaos Front wiki covering mercenary units, recruitment, faction wars, and the star-9 true ending clock.
Chaos Front is a single-player, turn-based space mecha mercenary SRPG from solo developer Han Zhiyu and ChaosGalaxyStudio. It launched on Steam on 3 September 2026 as the newest Chaos Galaxy entry, inspired by Super Robot Wars, Advance Wars, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. You command a corps across the Centersea Sector, recruit more than 100 characters, field about 70 units, and join wars between the Interstellar Consortium, Black Flag, and revolutionary planets. Start with the beginner guide, then read combat, the unit overview, and the true ending checklist before 30/12/C.E.29.
Chaos Front guides for the Steam launch: beginner sortie, Centersea map, factions war, launch review, and the star-9 ending clock.
View all GuidesChaos Front unit overview for the Steam launch: mecha, ships, fighters, titans, and how to read roles without fake damage tables.
View all UnitsChaos Front characters: Lycurgus, Hongyu, officers, psychics, and how talents turn a mercenary roster into a real corps.
View all CharactersChaos Front updates hub: September 2026 Steam launch, monthly developer logs, patch habits, and where this wiki will track changes.
View all UpdatesChaos Front tools: true ending checklist, system requirements, arena test fights, and the launch-week pins captains actually use.
View all ToolsOfficial Chaos Front links: Steam store, Discord, developer news, Chaos Galaxy series, and how this unofficial wiki fits.
View all LinksChaos Front launched on 3 September 2026 at $19.99 on Steam ($17.99 through 17 September). Confirm English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, or Latin American Spanish, then follow the beginner guide.
Lycurgus and Hongyu run largely different mission sets. Move the mothership, then use Sortie to deploy boarded mecha. The combat guide and controls cover ram, seize, morale, and parry.
Pilots and captains carry talents that change weapons. Use recruitment and the character hub so you are not parking empty frames.
Mission Centers, faction battles, and ally proposals reshape Centersea. The missions guide explains the loop; the ending checklist is the star-9 clock for 30/12/C.E.29.
Battleships, mecha, fighters, artillery, and titans cover different jobs. Compare roles on the unit overview and army builds before you dump gold into one chassis.
Quick answers drawn from the launch build and official notes.
Yes. The Steam version launched on 3 September 2026 after a public demo. This wiki treats the game as released and single-player only.
Read the beginner guide, then combat and controls. Bookmark the true ending checklist before you ignore the in-game calendar.
No. It is a single-player SRPG. There are no Roblox-style redeem codes. Spend time on units, characters, and missions instead.
The Steam page states a bad ending triggers on 30/12/C.E.29 unless your mercenary group is upgraded to star 9 in time for the final battle. Details live on the endings guide and ending checklist.
English at the root path, plus Japanese, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese. The game also ships Simplified Chinese; this wiki does not.
No. It is a fan resource. Confirm patches, prices, and story claims through Steam, the monthly developer logs, and the Discord linked from official links.
Read the beginner guide, check unit roles, then lock the star-9 ending clock so a calendar date does not steal your true ending.
Start with the beginner guide