Gore and slaughter horror are the most picky genres of all. It’s not every gamer’s ultimate choice but for the fans that enjoy it, the genre becomes the biggest source of entertainment. Looking back to classics that have explored the genre successfully, Friday the 13th has to be one golden mention. Now, taking the legacy forward Gun Interactive is ready to launch its next big title of the genre, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But as the latest reports suggest, it might not follow its predecessor’s pattern in gameplay. 

This upcoming slasher thriller game is inspired by the famous movie series of the same name and is set to hit sales in August. While all the hardcore horror fans await the scary fun experience, the latest piece of news has the gaming community irked. Friday the 13th is still celebrated for its fun offline gameplay mode. But it seems like Texas Chainsaw Massacre is not coming up with an offline feature at all. 

Devs Explain the Reason Behind Texas Chain Saw Massacre Not Having An Offline Mode

In an exclusive interview, Gun Interactive executives revealed major insights on the upcoming game. When the devs were asked about their plans to come up with additional offline bots for Texas Chain Saw Massacre, the makers gave an interesting response. “We did not consider offline bots for this title. We learned a lot from Friday the 13th and the time that is required to make a feature like that. Believable bots in games are incredibly time-consuming and difficult to do well. This would have cut our main game features back dramatically, thus impacting the overall experience we wanted to create”, they briefed. 

Gun Interactive fans might remember the offline bot feature from the widely popular virtual cabin on Friday the 13th. But there’s no denying the fact that the title had to face a lot of glitches due to the feature. The game was highly criticized by gaming fans for its compromises made for an offline bot. No surprises, with such potential in the game, it couldn’t match up to the expected numbers. The makers thus have emphasized a better overall gaming experience this time. They didn’t want any compromises in the world of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre. 

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Moreover, fans believe this move might just work in favor of the Devs. Also, there’s a high possibility of Gun Interactive coming up with an additional offline bot upgrade if the game is received well post its release. But for its initial release, as advertised developers wouldn’t want to distract from the game’s online world development.

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