"It's all about the family".
We've seen a fair few beloved horror movies transformed into asymmetrical multiplayer experiences in recent years. Friday the 13th: The Game, Evil Dead: The Game, and Predator: Hunting Grounds have all tried to capture the magic of their respective source material to varying degrees of success. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is next in line — a game based on the highly influential 1974 classic.
Developer Sumo Nottingham, in collaboration with Gun Interactive and the original movie's rights holders, are hoping to deliver something special, foregoing some of the typical beats of asymmetric horror. We spoke with the Sumo team's Kelvin Moore and Darren Campion to explore how The Texas Chain Saw Massacre does justice to the movie while presenting something fresh for players.
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