The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Review - Usher in the Nightmares
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After so many years of only having the infamous Atari 2600 game adaptation of this iconic horror series, Sumo Digital has delivered a nightmarish multiplayer experience in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. There's so much room for experimentation and teamwork across each match that keeps you wanting to play more at the cost of having a heart attack while playing as a victim throughout some tense gameplay systems.
The skill system and balance are fine-tuned to offer each side a chance of victory, but the current state of the game for this review does come with a few moments of crashes and glitches. None of these take away from the fun and anxiety-inducing matchups players are bound to have.
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