When Maria Flores went missing, and local law enforcement seemed to stall out in their search, her younger sister Ana teamed up with some of Maria’s friends from college to pick up the trail. It’s time for you to meet our cast of Victims.

Stealth plays an important role in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. But that catch all term “stealth” can mean so many things. Read up on what the team is doing to incorporate stealth mechanics both in terms of offense and defense, Family and Victims.

How exactly did our cast of Victims end up in the clutches of the Slaughter Family? The answer lies in the disappearance of Maria Flores, and a chance encounter at a small gas station on the edge of town.

Gun first tackled Asymmetrical Horror with the 1 v 8 structure of Friday the 13th. For The Texas Chain Saw Massacre we knew we needed a Family dynamic, a new take on asymmetry. Check out this latest from The Community Hub on how we built from the ground up with a new structure in mind.

Gun set out to once again put players in control of some of the most notorious names in horror. This time around, we brought the whole family.

Crafting an updated and inspired game score based off the iconic sound design of the 1974 original film would be no simple task. Have a quick read on how Gun approached this and the haunted noise box that became a major part of the score.

Authenticity is a vital part of what we do here at Gun. But that authenticity runs deeper than just Hero Art. For The Texas Chain Saw Massacre we didn’t just recreate locations and characters, we recreated a whole time and place in Texas.