Richard Bailey of The Koalition writes: Ever since The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was announced by Gun Interactive and Sumo Nottingham, I was curious about how this game might turn out. Having only played Friday the 13th: The Game a handful of times in the past, I was already sold on the asymmetric multiplayer format but still wanted to see how this studio would make a uniquely horrifying experience.
Gun Interactive has announced that Black Tower Studios has been onboarded to take over duties for Sumo Nottingham to help with new content.
Shacknews reports that Black Tower Studios is already well underway in the onboarding process for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The studio has a history of co-development with Gun Interactive, having previously worked on Friday the 13th: The Game. While it may not be the absolute best asymmetrical multiplayer game, the fact that it maintains a steady player base for nearly a third of a year is impressive.
Time for new DLC. Gun Interactive and Sumo Nottingham are getting ready to drop their latest round of downloadable content for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The new content will consist of cosmetics for Johnny and Sissy, a second execution pack for Family players, and weapon skins.
Gun Interactive has confirmed that The Texas Chain Saw Massacre new characters, map and more are incoming within the next 90 days.
A fun game thus far and looking forward to seeing what other things they add to the overall experience.
I loved Friday the 13th. I hope this ends up being just as much fun.