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Gun Interactive releases new DLC for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, introducing a new survivor named Virginia with unique abilities and a new map called "The Mill." PC players can enjoy a Free Weekend and discounts on the game and character purchases. Virginia's abilities include contaminating blood buckets to blind enemies, while The Mill offers a multi-level, high-intensity gameplay experience.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game is getting its first content update, featuring a brand new Leatherface skin created by makeup effects artist Greg Nicotero. The DLC pack includes a new mask and outfit skin, a signature kill, and an exclusive saw with custom sound. The new skin does not have different abilities but features a unique design and a deeper, growling saw sound. The Nicotero Leatherface skin will be available for $15.99 in October.
The popular horror game Friday the 13th will be delisted and replaced by Gun Interactive's adaptation of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which will also be an asymmetrical multiplayer survival game. Composer Harry Manfredini, responsible for most of the F13 series' music, is now involved with another studio's "more realistic looking" game. Details about the new game are scarce, but it's exciting news for fans of the series.
Gun Interactive's CEO and president, Wes Keltner, has stated that fans should not expect to see any sequel characters or locations in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game anytime soon due to licensing issues. The game will focus on the original 1974 film and will feature original characters Leatherface, The Cook, and the Hitchhiker. The game will be released on August 18th for Playstation 5, XBox Series X and S, and more.
The director of the upcoming horror game, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, has reminded fans that Hollywood licensing is "a total mess" and that the studio cannot add characters or locations from other films in the series due to licensing restrictions. CEO Wes Keltner suggests that if players want to see their favorite characters in the game, they should petition Hollywood, not the development studio. The game is set to release later this year and will be an asymmetrical multiplayer horror experience for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, an asymmetrical horror game based on the 1974 horror film, will be launched on August 18 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam. A technical test is scheduled for May 25. The game will also be available on Xbox Game Pass. The game's publisher, Gun Interactive, promises authenticity in the game's locations, characters, and sound design.