GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre developer Gun Interactive has announced that the game will not receive any future content or support after the ...

Developer Gun Interactive is winding down work on asymmetric multiplayer horror game The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, with the game no longer receiving any future content or support after May 2025.

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We may never know what really happened in Umpire-Gate, other than the AFL shooting themselves in the foot with their own smoking gun. Scott GullanScore Columnist - AFL/Athletics writer Scott ...

Gun Interactive has announced that The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is not going to receive any new content or support, as the studio considers the game is now “fully realised.” Despite the fact ...

After this month, publisher Gun will cease support for the game as it shifts gears to focus on a new project. Gun announced the decision on the Texas Chain Saw website this morning. In it ...

In Gun Interactive’s statement, it confirmed The Texas Chain Saw Massacre will not get more DLC, balance updates, or bug fixes after its upcoming May patch. There will be a few more patches in ...

Today, Gun Interactive, the publisher behind the title, has taken to the web and revealed that they are not planning any additional content updates for the game. Instead, the last of the content ...

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Released less than two years ago (Aug. 18, 2023), The Texas Chain Saw Massacre developer Gun Interactive shared an important new update regarding the game's future. The team over Gun Interactive ...