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Support For The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Is Ending, But The Game Isn't Being Delisted

Gun Interactive announced on May 13, 2025, that The Texas Chain Saw Massacre game will end content support after a final patch later this month but will remain available digitally.
The studio stated they reached their full vision for this 4v3 asymmetrical multiplayer horror game based on the 1974 film and decided to cease additional updates or DLC.
The upcoming patches will transition matchmaking to a peer-to-peer system, while the community team will continue engaging players despite no future balance or bug fixes.
Mark Delaney of GameSpot praised the game as one of the most frightening and well-crafted multiplayer horror experiences this year, noting that it has raised the standard for the genre.
The decision to end support suggests Gun Interactive is focusing on new projects, but they pledged not to delist the game, allowing continued access and play for the foreseeable future.

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