Party Chaos — How a round works
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OverviewParty Chaos is a party game inspired by Ultimate Chicken Horse where every player builds the course and then races through it. Each round hands you a trap, block, or boost to place on the level, and only the first person to reach the goal flag wins. This guide covers how a round works, how Daily Cups and Challenge Mode operate, and what it takes to earn the game's badges.
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How a round works
Step
Before anyone runs, each player receives one item — a trap, a block, or a boost — and places it somewhere on the level. Once everyone has placed their item, the race starts and all players sprint for the goal flag at the same time. Only one player can win each round.
- Complete the tutorial Razz walks you through the controls and basic rules; finishing it also earns you the Razz's Young Grasshopper badge.
- Receive your item at the start of each round the game gives you one trap, block, or boost.
- Place your item put it anywhere on the course before the race begins.
- Race for the flag run through whatever chaos everyone has built and try to be the first to reach the goal.
- Keep going wins stack up across rounds, and the game tracks your total for milestone badges all the way to 1,000 wins.
Daily Cup medals
TableDaily Cups are ranked competitions. Your finishing position determines which medal badge you receive, if any.
| Medal badge | Finish position required |
|---|---|
| Bronze Medal | Top 90% of finishers |
| Silver Medal | Top 50% of finishers |
| Gold Medal | Top 25% of finishers |
| Diamond Medal | Top 5% of finishers |
| Daily Champion | Hold 1st place until the next cup begins |
Challenge Mode and community maps
Check
Some badges come from clearing community maps in Challenge Mode.
- Record your screen before attempting Monochromatic Hell, because video proof is required to receive that badge.
- Hitboxmaxxing in Challenge Mode does not list a video requirement.
- Submit your own maps through the game's communications server if you want a shot at Elite Creator maps manually featured by the game creator earn their author that badge.
Win-count milestones
TipsThe game rewards persistence with a series of win badges.
- First win — reach the goal flag before everyone else once.
- 10 wins
- 25 wins
- 50 wins
- 100 wins — the game calls you an expert at this level.
- 250 / 500 / 1,000 wins — long-term goals for dedicated players.
Glossary
Glossary- Trap
- An item placed on the course before a race that is designed to slow down or eliminate other players.
- Boost
- An item placed on the course before a race.
- Razz
- The character who guides you through the tutorial at the start of the game.
- Daily Cup
- A daily ranked competition where your finishing position earns you a medal badge depending on how high you place.
- Challenge Mode
- A mode for playing community-made maps where certain badge clears are tracked and, in some cases, require video proof.
- Elite Creator
- A badge given when the game's creator manually features a map you submitted through the communications server.
Common questions
FAQHow do I get the Cluster Bomb badge?
You need a single explosion to destroy nine or more objects at once.
What does it take to win the Daily Champion badge?
You have to reach first place in a Daily Cup and stay there until the next cup starts.
Is video proof needed for all Challenge Mode badges?
Only the Monochromatic Hell badge specifically requires video proof.
How do I get the Elite Creator badge?
Your map must be manually featured by the game creator. Maps can be submitted through the game's communications server.
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