The Texas Chain Saw Massacre News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

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Gun Interactive has confirmed a fix for Texas Chain Saw Massacre's latest Victim is on the way.

The developers of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre have recently confirmed that the game is facing issues at the moment, especially on PlayStation, where the launch of the new Virginia character was momentarily delayed. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’s most recent update added a new playable character called Virginia, but many players started experiencing glitches soon after her debut.

 video game has some new DLC, including a free new map and a new character.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre may not have been among the biggest releases of 2023, but it certainly turned out to be something of a fan-favourite, thanks to its solid asymmetric multiplayer horror offerings. In the months since its release, the game has also continued to enjoy success to reflect that.

Gun Media’s game is adding another horror icon to its roster with You’re Next and Re-Animator actor .

Gun Interactive has detailed upcoming changes and additions to game and its bloody multiplayer mayhem.

Leatherface and his family will soon have new prey, a new helping hand, and a new playground.

Fans of asymmetrical multiplayer horror games were treated to the launch of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre earlier this year, and the players who’ve stuck around to keep dipping their toes in the game’s waters will soon be getting additional content to dive into.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre November 7th patch has been detailed Gun Media, with some fixes and changes coming to the game. These fixes include stopping players crouching into the blue car at the gas station, and fixing pixelated textures where skins are not loading properly on all of the platforms.

Gun Media and Sumo Nottingham have revealed the full roster of outfit DLC coming to The Texas Chain Saw game next week.

Sumo Digital, the creators of the online horror survival game Texas Chain Saw Massacre, have now released a price guide for future content. While currently you must purchase the game, and you get the current five Victims and Family members for free, new content won’t be the same. Free content like maps will stay free, but everything else releasing will have a price.

Gun Interactive recently threw its hat back into the ring of asymmetrical multiplayer horror games with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’s launch a little over a month ago, and the game has enjoyed plenty of success following its release. On the day of its release, it attracted over one million players, and that number has grown considerably since then.

Sumo Digital and Gun Interactive have a new patch for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which should be live for all platforms now. It fixes graphical issues like stuttering when playing on a PC in Ultra settings. Frame rate drops, which occur when attacking or grappling opponents, should also be fixed. PC players can also finally rebind their keys, but crossplay is disabled while improvements are made to anti-cheat.

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 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.

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

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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.

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