New Behind The Scenes Video From Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game
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No, Gun Interactive's Texas Chainsaw Massacre game isn't out. But we at least have proof they're still working on it. Gun has released a new update on their progress — the first since last October — in the form of a behind-the-scenes video.
They're working on mocap now, and capturing the movement for the game's characters at The House of Moves in Los Angeles. The team — including industry veteran Kane Hodder, who's involved with the production — explains what goes into animating character movement.
Gun says they will be publishing more behind the scenes videos in the future, though they don't mention when the next one will show up. Hopefully shorter than three months.
In addition Gun has also released another track from the game's music composition. The soundtrack will be released as Remains, a companion album, around the same time as the game. Composers Wes Keltner & Jim Bonney wrote about their process creating the music for TCM in a new blog post, and whether intentionally or not, it provides the very first insight for how this is supposed to work as a game.
"Wes called and asked if I would be interested in writing music about what happened before the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre movie. The story of a town before their only source of income dried up. The story of a family, before they were left behind by friends or co-workers, with no job prospects, alone on their family homestead to fend for themselves the best they knew how. My mom is from a tiny town in the rust belt of central Ohio, that suffered a similar fate, and while my relatives fared a whole lot better than the Family in this story, how could I turn down an opportunity like that?"
Because we still haven't seen any gameplay footage, nor have we been given any hints for when the game is coming out. Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Game will supposedly be released sometime later in 2023.
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Claudette Jan 11, 2023 #1
This game is the reason why Leatherface is leaving Dead by Daylight. They really think people will quit Dead by Daylight for this game. Foolish decision.
harrisonskreutzer Jan 11, 2023 #2
This Game is gonna flopped, The evil dead game decided to keep Ash on DBD as it is free promotion. This one removed Bubba from DBD.
chronoclast Jan 12, 2023 #3
Glad they have other killers aside from Leatherface. I got bored with Friday the 13th the game because Jason is the only killer. It can get stale very fast.
Billy Jan 15, 2023 #4
Not being a negative Nancy but It will be as dead in three months as Resident Evil resistance and Evil Dead The Game. It's a lose-lose situation because Dead By Daylight will lose its license and I doubt they will want or be able to obtain it back if things don't work out. I really hope I'm wrong. They alienated potential players in addition to Dead by Daylight players. Also have 5 killers only will get stale soon.
Dwight in a Box Jan 15, 2023 #5
This is something I'm actually looking forward to, and I hope it gets the kind of sustained support that we all hoped Friday The 13th would. I sincerely hope that there are plans to add new Leatherfaces and members of his family from the prequels and remakes, new "victims" from the other movies, and new maps from the movies in order to expand the game. I sincerely hope that there are plans for expansion. If the game keeps going in this direction, it has a lot of potential to be very entertaining.
5CHD Jan 15, 2023 #6
The game looks amazing, but I only wish there was a single-player story mode. It doesn't have to be anything elaborate; maybe just an hour of them arriving and introducing the characters, followed by when they reach the house.
They did the first movie a great deal of justice.
A single-player campaign mode would be nice.
ChainsawMadonna Jan 15, 2023 #7
The first Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie was also about Leatherface's family; Leatherface was just the "brawn" that carried out his family's commands. The Sawyer family was included, which I think was a good idea because the movie wasn't just about Leatherface; it was also about the family; Leatherface was just the "brawns" who did as his family said. Later on, I think this game will be challenging for new players, but I'm not sure.
Eyes on the Prize Jan 15, 2023 #8
The game severely lacks a single-player or cooperative AI mode. One of the most annoying things about F13 was that players could play as Jason and interact with their friends without harming them or doing anything else. It was completely unplayable for me, and by 2022, making passable artificial intelligence shouldn't be too difficult. I liked playing as a survivor in Friday the 13th: The Game's offline mode, and I would have loved to play as one in this game as well, but you can only play as Jason.
Yellow Garter Jan 16, 2023 #9
Bubba is leaving DBD for this? Hell yeah! He is my most hated killer because he always camp on hooked survivors. Good riddance!