Gun Interactive Halts Support for Texas Chain Saw Massacre Game

Sure thing, let me dive into this whirlwind of info—and yeah, it’s all a bit much, but hey, let’s see where we land.

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So, here’s the scoop: Gun Interactive’s throwing in the towel on The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. I stumbled over this on their site almost by accident. They’re saying no more DLC, no tweaks, nada after some update in May. Ugh, game life cycle, right? But hey, it’s not getting yanked from stores or anything. So you can still buy it if you’re feeling adventurous, or nostalgic, or… something.

Oh, and about them, Gun’s like: “We finished what we started creatively.” Which is like—it feels kinda heavy, like, what’s next for them? Anyway, they’ve got this vibe, calling themselves horror buffs and artists. Which, I mean, props for swagger. The scare-fest they bring to multiplayer? Absolutely not everyone’s cup of tea, they admit. If it’s yours, more power to you! Those who really like the chills and thrills—well, you’re their fuel, apparently.

The game burst onto the scene in August 2023—feels like just yesterday, but also forever ago? Time’s weird like that. Anyway, where was I… oh yeah, the whole horror schtick—it seems to be their batch of cookies, and they’re out to make more. Maybe. Probably? Who knows. All I’m seeing here is a bunch of folks with a creepy passion keeping the horror flame alive.

So, if you’re into all that spooky stuff, cool, you’re probably the kind of player they’re hyped about. If not, well, there’s always cat videos, right?

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And there we go. Hopefully, that had the human touch you were aiming for!