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Next ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Patch Will Include Deadlier Variant Maps
The latest patch is currently in progress.
Gun Media and Illfonic are constantly updating Friday the 13th: The Game in an attempt to make it cooler and also fix gameplay issues, and they’ve just announced over on Facebook that they’ve got a brand new patch in the works that’s going to include some pretty exciting things.
For starters, the free patch will bring eight brand new character emotes into the game, teased with a fun GIF. But that’s not the exciting part…
Also coming are three free variant maps of Camp Crystal Lake, Packanack Lodge and Higgins Haven. Faster, smaller, deadlier.
The new fast-paced maps will be 40% smaller, which should increase gameplay intensity.
We’ll let you know when the patch hits. Meantime, follow the game on Facebook.
The discovery of life beyond Earth leads to paranoia and danger for a family in the new trailer for The Outer Threat.
The sci-fi thriller heads to Digital and VOD on July 10, 2026.
In The Outer Threat, “After making a groundbreaking extraterrestrial discovery, astrophysicists Daniel and Michelle are forced to flee from home with their family — pursued through the countryside by a relentless and anonymous assailant. As their flight unfolds, the line between cosmic revelation and human paranoia blurs, leading to a tense and emotional confrontation that challenges the boundaries of understanding, science, and survival.“
The film comes from writer-director William Woods and stars Constance Wu, Mark O’Brien, William Fichtner, Callista Crowe, Isaac Smelcer-Zhang, Oscar Hsu, and Murray Furrow.
Maddy Falle, Albert Shin, and Allison White produce. Executive producers include Rob McGillivray, Ben Stranahan, Tom Spriggs, John Hansen III, Patrick Vipond, Jared Blaichman, Jonah Blaichman, and Randall Okita.
The Outer Threat arrives on the heels of Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, circling similar territory. The truth about the existence of aliens leads to danger in the trailer below.
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