Texas Chain Saw Massacre Won't Feature Bots or Offline Play, Devs Explain Why

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre won't feature bots, and Gun Interactive explains why they went this route for the asymmetrical multiplayer horror game.

[ApocalypseShadow]

And it won't FEATURE me buying it either. I don't like games with expiration dates.

[NoFanBoy]

Well said!

[anast]

Another great IP ruined by the always online MP model. This game will last 2 seconds.

[DarXyde]

"Goodnight, everybody!"

[Angyobangyo]

The game will be dead in a week or two.

[ModsDoBetter]

No, it won't.
These games hold a good following- just look at F13 still going despite the issues.

[anast]

F13 peeked at 700 players in the last 30 days The TCSM is not a popular as F13. It won't make it past a month. Those numbers will take an embarrassing nose dive.

[ModsDoBetter]

With consoles having a wider audience due to bigger reach and cheaper sales for the game. My point stands, to this day, all these years later, you can fund a game on PS4 within 2 minutes despite all of the issues. So no, this game won't die in a week or two.

Let's see, shall we?
You think the game will be dead in a month?

[anast]

F13 is dead. 700 hundred players is not a live game, it is a dead one. This game will average less than that after a month.

[ModsDoBetter]

Again, no it won't.

First of all, you're basing statistics of a 7 year old MP game with that of an unreleased one which is dumb.

Secondly, 700 players on ONE PLATFORM is not dead. That's 700 players. If you want to see a dead game, play Splitgate on PS5. You can't even find a single match, so much so that Sony ended up refunding me.

Last I checked, I can load up F13 and get a match in minutes. I repeat, that is NOT a dead game.

I feel that you need a refresher as to what a dead game actually is.