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Gun Interactive’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game is slashing our way next year, and Gun has taken to social media today to tease the multiplayer approach for this one.
Today is, after all, August 18th, the day in 1973 that an infamous tragedy befell a group of five youths. But they were not the first to disappear on County Road 172…
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game will pit four helpless victims up against three Leatherface family members, a “3 vs. 4” structure that should set the game apart from other multiplayer horror titles including Friday the 13th: The Game and Predator: Hunting Grounds.
Check out the new teaser video below and expect more soon.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre will be launching in 2023 on Playstation®4, Playstation®5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store, and will be launching into Game Pass on Xbox and PC.
The game will feature classic villains from the movies as well as new family members, and the events of the Chain Saw game will take place *before* Tobe Hooper’s original classic.
Kane Hodder is playing Leatherface, and Ed Neal, who played the Hitchhiker in Tobe Hooper’s original horror classic, will be reprising the role in the upcoming game.
Here’s the plot synopsis: “A group of five young adults led by Ana Flores set out to search for her missing sister. What they found was terror beyond their wildest nightmares.”
Today we remember the tragedy that befell a group of five youths on August 18th, 1973.
But they were not the first to disappear on County Road 172 …
Coming in 2023. 3 Family Members. 4 Helpless Victims. Who will survive, and what will be left of them? pic.twitter.com/M8xTqqOuJK
— The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (@TXChainSawGame) August 18, 2022
Writer in the horror community since 2008. Editor in Chief of Bloody Disgusting. Owns Eli Roth's prop corpse from Piranha 3D. Has four awesome cats. Still plays with toys.
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Released in 2019, Bend Studio’s zombie game Days Gone is headed to the big screen, Deadline reports, with Sam Heughan (“Outlander”) currently “circling” the movie adaptation.
Sony PlayStation Productions is behind the Days Gone movie, which has Oscar-nominated scribe Sheldon Turner (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, Up in the Air) writing.
Days Gone is “set in the Pacific Northwest after a devastating global pandemic.”
“The game chronicles former motorcycle club member, Deacon St. John, as he fights to survive against the forces of despair and mutated, predatory humans in his quest to find the long lost, presumed dead, love of his life.”
If he lands the role, Sam Heughan would play Deacon St. John.
Deadline also reports, “I hear Turner’s script will be a love ballad to motorcycle movies; the bike being Deacon’s sole form of transportation, his horse in this would-be, modern-day western.”
Vendetta Productions is producing with Sony PlayStation Productions.
Days Gone was conceived as “The Walking Dead meets Sons of Anarchy” in its initial pitch, making it ripe for adaptation. Stay tuned for more on the Days Gone movie as we learn it.
Sam Witwer voiced Deacon St. John in the Days Gone video game.
Sam Heughan in ‘The Spy Who Dumped Me’ (2018)
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