Fans of asymmetrical horror multiplayer titles are feasting right now. From recent releases like Evil Dead: The Game and Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed to established juggernauts like Dead by Daylight, the iconic subgenre is more in demand than ever. After partnering with developer IllFonic to publish Friday the 13th: The Game, Gun Interactive has reentered the asymmetrical horror multiplayer arena with the upcoming The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
As a massive fan of the subgenre and the legendary film franchise, I’ve been incredibly eager to see what Gun Interactive and Sumo Digital can deliver based on the gruesome source material. I got my first taste of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre last October. I walked away enthusiastic about the game’s potential. Almost a year later, the final release is here. I’ve spent the last week murdering and getting murdered in an array of deceptively gorgeous Texas locales.
