Best described as a Quake clone, Chasm also features dark 3D environments like abandonded military bases with a plethora of strange enemies to combat. However, although the demo promised this one to be a contender it quickly went downhill when playing the full game. Level design was confusing and frustrating. The action was ok, with the added bonus of shooting limbs off the enemies, but the action would often get stalled while you got stuck looking for some tiny switch somewhere in a corner of the map.
There were some good moments in Chasm, but on the whole the game could have used more polishing and some more interesting levels to play. As it stands, it is an interesting historical effort from a small time Eastern European developer, but not much more.
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