Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Update Brought the Mayhem (and Maybe Some Slightly Less Glitchy Mayhem)
Hold onto your steaks, folks, because the folks over at Gun Interactive just dropped a meaty update for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre game! We're talking chainsaw tweaks, cannibal nerfs (well, maybe not nerfs...), and a brand new survivor to spice things up.
Leatherface Gets a Tune-Up (Finally!)
Remember how Leatherface used to materialize out of thin air like a particularly disgruntled barbecue ghost? Yeah, not anymore. They (the glorious developers, not Leatherface himself...hopefully) fixed his spawn points, so you won't be running around a corner and suddenly be face-to-face with a chainsaw-wielding maniac (unless, of course, that's exactly what you were hoping for).
But wait, there's more! Apparently, Leatherface was having a bit of trouble navigating the basement (shocking, we know). Well, fear not, horror aficionados, because our favorite chainsaw-wielding chef is no longer a basement dweller. He's been exorcised from the glitchy netherworld and is now properly chilling wherever he should be chilling (which is probably not the basement).
Survivors Get a (Slightly) Fairer Chance
Listen, we all know escaping a cannibalistic family with a chainsaw fetish is a long shot, but at least it's a slightly fairer shot now. The devs heard your cries (and frantic button mashing) and made some adjustments. Family members can no longer instantly execute downed survivors while another family member is grappling them. Baby steps, folks, baby steps.
Also, Nancy's handy-dandy Poison Claws got a bit of a cooldown nerf. Seems like poor Leatherface was getting a little too scratched up trying to chase down these spiky survivors.
New Survivor: Virginia Joins the Fun!
Just when you thought things couldn't get any crazier, a brand new survivor named Virginia has chainsawed her way (or maybe hot-rodded her way?) onto the scene. We don't know much about her yet, but hey, another warm body to distract Leatherface is a win in our book.
So, is the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Update a Bloody Good Time?
Well, the jury's still out on that one. The bug fixes are definitely a step in the right direction, and hey, a new survivor is always fun. But let's be honest, the real fun is the chase, the scream, and the desperate scramble for survival. And on that front, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre never disappoints. So fire up your chainsaw (or your controller, whichever is easier to find), and get ready for a whole new level of hilarious horror!
