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Gun Interactive Unveils Details of Technical Test Later This Month for ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’
Gun Interactive has announced details on the upcoming Technical Test for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which will take place on May 25th. The test will be held exclusively on PC via Steam, and will run midnight on Monday, May 29th.
The Technical Test for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is not only an invitation to the gaming community from Gun Interactive and Sumo Nottingham to collaborate in the game’s final production stages ahead of its August, but also to “document the technical performance and capabilities of the latest playable build”. Gun Interactive stressed that this is not a preview of the final game.
As the Gun team noted in its Community Hub post, “A Tech Test differs from a Beta in that the Technical Test is more focused on stress testing the game and backend services, allowing our team to adjust server load and make any adjustments prior to launch.”
As for what will be available during the Technical Test, players can expect PvP matches with other people, but will only be allowed to access the Family House map during the Technical Test. Players can expect to play as Victims Leland, Connie, Sonny, and Ana. For Family, players will be able to choose from The Cook, The Hitchhiker, and Leatherface.
So, how do you sign up for the Technical Test? You can wishlist The Texas Chain Saw Massacre on Steam, which will let you know when the Tech Test page goes live.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Game will launch for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam on August 18th.It will also be available day one on Xbox Game Pass.
We’ll be waiting a little while longer for developer Studio Cut to Bits’ gothic Metroidvania Venture to the Vile. Originally slated to launch on PC via Steam on May 7, the game has now been pushed a couple of weeks to May 22. The PlayStation release of Venture to the Vile is still expected later this year.
In a press release, Venture to the Vile producer Masao Kobayashi explains the decision to delay the release, stating that while Studio Cut to Bits is made up of industry veterans, this is the first time that the team has released a game as indie developers. As such, the team encountered a few hurdles leading up to the original release date.
“We all love Venture to the Vile and want to make sure we are delivering the best possible game we can for our players. For this reason, we have decided to delay our game by two weeks. I’m sorry to those who have been anticipating our game but I assure you it is going to be worth the wait.”
Venture to the Vile centres on the town of Rainybrook, where an unknown darkness is taking over, transforming anything and anyone it touches. Fortunately for you, you seem to be unaffected by this presence. However, your friend Ella is nowhere to be seen. You must brave the horrors and find her.
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