Havoc is a first-person shooter game developed by Reality Bytes and released on October 30, 1995, for Windows and Macintosh platforms. Set on an Earth ruled by various factions, the game tasks players with expanding their territory by conquering other lands. It supports both single-player and multiplayer modes, with up to 16 players able to join simultaneously.
Havoc is known for its unique game box design, which is made of egg carton material, reflecting the developer's innovative spirit. Upon release, it received positive reviews from the media. For instance, Next Generation magazine reviewed the PC version in April 1996, giving it a high rating of four stars out of five, and noted that its cross-platform multiplayer experience made it one of the best multiplayer games of its time.
Additionally, the game supports cross-platform online play, allowing Windows and Macintosh users to play together, which further enhances its playability and interactivity. Overall, with its innovative game design and excellent multiplayer experience, Havoc secured a place among the first-person shooter games of its era.
