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When the Kickstarter campaign for Friday the 13th: The Game ended last year with more than $823k raised by 12,218 backers, we were left with a murder of stretch goals that still desperately needed to get unlocked. The game has been slowly creeping toward those remaining stretch goals thanks to a separate Slasher Backer campaign that has raised an additional $57k — or enough to get us three more flavors of Jason.
Friday the 13th: The Game will be taken offline and all servers shut down after years of no updates following licensing disputes.
Ofc, but lets not act like it was only the disputes. Not enough people were playing it.
Half-Glass Gaming: "With Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Evil Dead, and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, it looks like licensed horror games are having a moment, so let's enjoy the ride!"
Evil Dead is great. I'd love a Halloween game done this way. Maybe it's a 3 way fight. One player is Michael Myers. 5 players are helpless victims trying to survive, 3 players are hunters trying to stop Michael Myers. Hunters could be Laurie Strode, Dr. Loomis and Sheriff Brackett. Boom, I just laid out the game for you, Gun Media. Lets go.
All thise games would serve better being single player. I see multiplayer attached and i stopped even watching. Shame
It would. I bought evil dead and played it once lol. If there is any franchise that would get me to play this style of game it’s killer klowns.
That’s my thing. I’m not into these asymmetrical MP games. Sure, they’re fun the first few days, but after that I’m over them. I’d rather a single player narrative driven experience that really pays homage to the source material like Ghostbusters The Video Game. That thing was essentially Ghostbusters 3 in my eyes and was such a love letter to the fans with Easter eggs and explored lore.
While I would love a solid, competent single player component, the fan in me is stroked to play these games, period. Plus, I do generally enjoy multiplayer horror titles like Dead by Daylight and Evil Dead, so I'm waiting on this with eager anticipation!
Evil Dead: The Game was good. And Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Killer Klowns still aren't out yet, sooooo can't really say they're mediocre with any validity quite yet.
We love to scare ourselves silly within the horror genre of video games. Thankfully, there are many to find on PlayStation Plus Premium, such as the intense Resident Evil VII: Biohazard and cult favorite Little Nightmares.
Guitar kill please! but no Jason Goes To Hell junk