Part 6's extrememly broad-shouldered Jason is my go-to these days But that doesn’t change the fact that this game needs more maps-and I’d settle for some new campgrounds. Okay, maybe the developers aren’t ready to take the game to Manhattan or space. Where are the urban maps lifted from Jason Takes Manhattan or the space-based maps from Jason X? Sure, those films weren’t great, but doesn’t hunting down students in zero-gravity sound fun? The problem is that there are only three maps to choose from, and they are all remarkably similar. It succeeds, in part, by randomizing the item locations for each map in every game. If it wants to have any staying power-and deliver a game truly worth its $40 asking price-there are some changes it needs to make.įriday the 13th: The Game is a purely multiplayer experience, so it needs to keep that experience fresh for its fans. They patched the game to sort out (some of) the worst bugs and apologized by gifting its player base a spunky new Jason skin, 13,000 credits for in-game purchases, and a double XP weekend.įor all the problems around its release, the Friday the 13th: The Game is incredibly fun and addicting. To those of us that looked forward to the game for so many months, it felt like horror gaming’s No Man’s Sky.Īnd then something strange occurred: the developers listened. The wait to find a game was unendurably long. Then, on May 26th the game was released-and it was a catastrophe. Jason’s goal, as you might have guessed, is to kill all the counselors before time runs out or they escape. It would be an exclusively multiplayer survival game where one player controls Jason and the rest control counselors.
Naturally, as time went on more details surfaced about how the game would work. I couldn’t help but wonder: How the hell can you make a video game out of Friday the 13th? As eager as I was to climb aboard the hype train, something in the back of my mind was stopping me. Like many fans of horror, when I first heard that a video game was in development based on the Friday the 13th series, I was immediately intrigued. Friday the 13th is a Good Game-Here’s How It Could be a Great One
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