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Free Level 99 Blackout Cosmetics Now Available in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

Casey ScheldMay 2, 2024

Available for all players who have reached Level 99, the team at Gun Interactive has released a pack of Blackout Cosmetics for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

The Level 99 Blackout Cosmetics for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre features all-black versions of each character’s base outfit, minus the outfits for Virginia and Leatherface.

Note that Virginia will receive a Blackout Cosmetic in the future, while Leatherface will don an all-black chainsaw called Oil Slick (see above).

For those already at level 99, the Blackout Cosmetics will automatically be unlocked after The Texas Chain Saw Massacre has been updated.

On top of these cosmetics, this update to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre also brings with it new content, bug fixes, and other quality-of-life improvements. The full Patch Notes can be found on the official website.

As of this writing on May 2, 2024, all those that dive into The Texas Chain Saw Massacre can purchase the Sissy Wildflower Outfit for a cool $2.99, which features a flower-print dress.

Want to stay in the loop? Make sure to follow the official Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

Source: Press Release

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Casey ScheldMay 2, 2024
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Casey Scheld has more than 15 years of experience in the gaming industry as a community manager, social media director, event specialist, and (of course) gaming editor. He has previously worked with gaming start-ups like Raptr, publishers like Konami, and roller derby girls at PAX West (check out Jam City Rollergirls)! Gamers Heroes is a passion project for him, giving him a chance to tap into the underground side of gaming. He is all too eager to give these lesser-known heroes of the indie space the attention they so rightly deserve, seeking out the next gem and sharing it with the world. Previously making appearances at events like CES, GDC, and (the late) E3, he is all too happy to seek out the next big thing. For those that want to talk shop, send over a tip, or get an easy win in a fighting game of their choosing, be sure to check out his social media channels below.

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