So, you wanna survive a Texas Chainsaw Massacre... But how much memory does it take?
You've got the popcorn, you've dimmed the lights, you're ready for a night of virtual terror with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on your shiny new PS5. But hold on there, Leatherface! Before you rev up that chainsaw and chase down some unsuspecting teens (or maybe you are the teen, in which case, good luck!), there's a burning question: how much storage space are we talking about here?
Fear not, horror aficionados! We're here to shed some light (or, well, remove some light for maximum spook factor) on the download size of this terrifying treat.
It's not enough space for Leatherface's mask collection, but...
Unlike Leatherface's basement (which we can only imagine is overflowing with... unpleasant keepsakes), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on PS5 won't gobble up your entire storage drive. Buckle up for this shocker: the game clocks in at a relatively manageable 30 GB.
That's right, folks, 3-0-GB! That's smaller than, well, Leatherface's sense of manners (Zing!). In the grand scheme of PS5 games, that's a pretty reasonable chunk of space. You'll still have plenty of room for other spooky adventures, or maybe a relaxing game of virtual golf to cleanse your palate after all that chainsaw carnage.
But wait, there's more! (Because there always is with horror games)
Now, before you high-tail it to the PlayStation Store with chainsaw cash in hand (or, you know, your credit card), a quick word to the wise: 30 GB is the base game size. We all know horror games love their downloadable content (DLC) like Leatherface loves chili (with a side of questionable ingredients). If you're planning on grabbing any future character packs or spooky map expansions, be sure to factor in some extra storage space.
Just remember, even with some DLC, you're unlikely to need to sacrifice your entire PS5 collection to make room for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. So, fire up that console, grab your virtual courage, and get ready to scream (or maybe laugh nervously – we won't judge). After all, what's a little chainsaw massacre without a healthy dose of storage space anxiety, right?
