I've been waiting years for another fun asymmetrical horror game to launch, and finally my prayers have been answered with Texas Chain Saw Massacre. TCM cuts out a lot of the padding other asymmetrical horror games contain and makes both roles (victim and family) enjoyable to play. Matches often don't take long to finish (~10 minutes/match), but in that time you're granted a tense, blood pumping, challenge to escape/kill. Too often do games in this genre become action games with a horror theme after the fear begins to wash away. With about 50 hours under my belt it's still pretty scary thanks to hard work and time spent in audio and visual design.

GUN Interactive and Sumo Digital did a great job at giving this horror classic a proper video game release.

I've been waiting years for another fun asymmetrical horror game to launch, and finally my prayers have been answered with Texas Chain Saw Massacre. TCM cuts out a lot of the padding other asymmetrical horror games contain and makes both roles (victim and family) enjoyable to play. Matches often don't take long to finish (~10 minutes/match), but in that time you're granted a tense, blood pumping, challenge to escape/kill. Too often do games in this genre become action games with a horror theme after the fear begins to wash away. With about 50 hours under my belt it's still pretty scary thanks to hard work and time spent in audio and visual design. GUN Interactive and Sumo Digital did a great job at giving this horror classic a proper video game release.