Texas Chain Saw Massacre Won't Shut Down Like Friday The 13th, Dev Insists

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a third-person asymmetrical multiplayer horror title from Gun Interactive and Sumo Digital Nottingham. Based on the true story and iconic 1974 movie of the same name, you’ll take on the role of one of the Slaughter Family or one of their victims in three versus four multiplayer matchups. Similar in style to Dead by Daylight and Friday the 13th: The Game, victims are tasked with trying to escape whilst the Family are tasked with brutally murdering all four of them before they can make their getaway.

Now is your chance to relive the cult movie classic Texas Chain Saw Massacre in all its gory glory. This new multiplayer asymmetric horror survival game pits you as either a Victim or a member of the ruthless Family, a group of senseless murderers who delight in killing for sport.

If you’ve been playing Texas Chain Saw Massacre and noticed a strange glitch, you’re not alone. Many players have witnessed their XP and Skill points earned from matches not actually appearing on their account. Now that players are talking about the issue more, the developer Sumo Digital has spoken up. It seems as though the XP and Skill point glitch in Texas Chain Saw Massacre has a fix in the works.

Gun Media has had a successful start with its multiplayer take on Tobe Hooper’s, with high player counts, good reviews, and a general swell of positivity surrounding it.

Gun Interactive’s multiplayer horror The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is out now and notched up some impressive numbers. On the game’s official Twitter, it confirmed that over one million players within the first 24 hours of release. As for which ones survived, that’s a story for another time.

Assume the role of one of the notorious Slaughter family, or their victims, in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, a 3rd-person asymmetrical horror experience based on the groundbreaking and iconic 1974 horror film. Texas. Early 1973.

Gun Media and Sumo Nottingham have released a launch trailer for their 3v4 multiplayer game based on, which has been released today.

Fans who have been waiting to jump into the latest release from Gun Interactive can now do so. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was released today, and fans can start going through another multiplayer horror gameplay experience. But what better way to celebrate the game’s release than by checking out a new launch trailer? Players who might not have kept tabs on the game can get a quick rundown of what to expect from the latest trailer drop, which we have available in the video embedded down below.

Whether you've gone hunting or are fighting to survive, our Texas Chain Saw Massacre tips can aid you in your mission.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre publisher CEO, Wes Keltner, has called out demanding fans online. 

Gun Interactive is trying its hand at the asymmetrical slasher genre again with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, in collaboration with Sumo Digital. But there are concerns about licensing issues after its first attempt, Friday the 13th, fell apart.

Gun Interactive’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, a video game based on the classic horror films, is out later this week. In a new Launch Prep Guide on Steam, the developer outlined the requirements for running the game on PC and the launch timings.