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Every video tagged “gaming news” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
93 videos
This video covers newly confirmed upcoming DLC content for Friday the 13th: The Game, including a new Jason variant, a new map, and additional counselor characters. The creator references the official game website as a source for these reveals and shares excitement around the announcements with the community. At roughly seven minutes, the video is primarily a news and hype piece aimed at the game's fanbase rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers the announcement that the servers for Friday the 13th: The Game are officially shutting down. The channel delivers the news in a brief, commentary-style format aimed at fans of the slasher-themed multiplayer game. While tangentially connected to Halloween culture through its horror and slasher themes, this is a gaming news piece rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY topic.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers newly revealed details about the single-player mode in Friday the 13th: The Game, focusing on offline bot challenges and what players can expect from the solo experience. The creator shares enthusiasm for the upcoming features and encourages viewers to check out the official game website for more information. At just three minutes, it functions primarily as a news and hype piece for fans of the franchise and the game.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers news surrounding a potential new licensing deal that could bring Friday the 13th: The Game back after its prolonged absence. The hosts discuss what this development might mean for the beloved asymmetrical horror title and the broader Jason Voorhees franchise. The segment is drawn from a longer live show and is presented in a podcast-style commentary format.
This video covers a developer Q&A recap for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre asymmetrical horror game, highlighting a number of newly confirmed gameplay and content details. Key announcements include Leatherface no longer being a required character, an upcoming single-player mode, crossplay for previous-gen consoles, and new in-game currency systems. The video also touches on upcoming content such as Chop Top, family cosmetics, new escape methods, and a content release timeline.
This video covers news and early gameplay details for Halloween: The Game, an upcoming horror video game based on the iconic slasher franchise. The host breaks down newly revealed gameplay footage before diving into details about how fans can play the game early at PAX East. The video wraps with the creator's final thoughts on what has been shown so far.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast discusses speculation and hype around a potential Part 5 Roy Burns Jason coming to Friday the 13th: The Game as DLC. The creator reacts to a mysterious in-game image that may hint at Roy's inclusion as a playable character. At just three minutes, it is a quick news and reaction piece aimed at the game's fan community.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers a closer look at the engine upgrade patch notes for Friday the 13th: The Game, breaking down what players can expect from the update. The channel directs viewers to the official forum post for the full patch notes while offering commentary on the changes. At under five minutes, it serves as a quick news-style recap for fans of the game.
This video from Slash 'N Cast is a commentary or opinion piece exploring why Gun Media, the developer behind Friday the 13th: The Game, struggled or failed to add original content to the game. The creator breaks down the topic in an explainer format, likely covering legal, development, or business-related reasons behind the content drought. The video sits squarely in the horror gaming commentary space rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
This video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covers news surrounding the apparent end of content for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game. Running approximately 26 minutes, it appears to be a horror-gaming news and commentary piece aimed at fans of the title and the broader horror gaming community. The channel covers horror game news, podcasts, and community discussion, with affiliate partnerships and a membership program supporting ongoing production.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast reacts to the news that developer Sumo Nottingham is departing from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, raising questions about the title's future. The hosts discuss what this studio exit could mean for ongoing support, updates, and the longevity of the game. The conversation sits within the broader context of licensed horror games struggling to maintain active development teams.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a brief news update on Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game, noting that fresh information about the title has finally surfaced after a period of silence. The video is a short, commentary-style news segment rather than a gameplay walkthrough or tutorial. Hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden have a disclosed contractual relationship with Boss Team Games, though their commentary remains editorially independent.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast reacts to or discusses a Halloween-themed video game, expressing enthusiasm for its potential. The channel focuses on horror news and gaming commentary, and this episode centers on a game the host believes the Halloween fan community has been waiting for. At under three minutes, it reads as a quick news bite or reaction clip rather than a deep-dive review or tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast reacts to and discusses a community check-in livestream from Gun Interactive regarding the state of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, delivering news that apparently disappointed the fanbase. The episode is podcast-style commentary covering the latest development updates and what they mean for players. The content sits firmly in horror gaming news rather than Halloween haunt or prop-making territory.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers newly revealed singleplayer details for the upcoming Halloween: The Game, discussing an ESRB rating reveal and a Game Informer article that together hint at a potentially earlier-than-expected release window. The hosts break down what these developments suggest about the game's content and scope. Final thoughts round out the discussion with community-focused commentary.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast breaks down comments made by Gun Interactive's Matt Shotcha regarding the end of new content for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game and what that means for its player community. The hosts analyze the studio's creative reasoning, the challenges around DLC and licensed content, and hints dropped about Gun's next project. Particular attention is given to Gun's involvement with an upcoming Halloween-themed game, which Shotcha suggests will be a strong entry.
This short news update covers Horror Inc.'s official statement regarding the ongoing legal dispute between Victor Miller and Sean Cunningham over the Friday the 13th intellectual property. The lawsuit had direct consequences for the Friday the 13th video game, halting future content development. The video breaks down what the statement means for players and the current status of the game's roadmap.
This video covers newly revealed lore and ability details for two upcoming characters in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game — a new Victim named Nancy and a new Family Member named Danny. The information comes from an official community hub post, and the host breaks down what players can expect from each character's unique skill set. It serves as a quick news update for fans following the game's evolving roster.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused podcast/talk show that covers news and discussion around the Friday the 13th franchise. This episode centers on speculation and updates regarding Kane Hodder potentially returning as Jason Voorhees, alongside news about Friday the 13th: The Game. The hosts bring an enthusiastic fan perspective to both topics over a roughly 23-minute runtime.
This video covers newly revealed gameplay details for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, focusing on its asymmetrical multiplayer format. The host discusses the 3v4 structure that sets it apart from similar titles in the asymmetrical horror genre. It appears to be a news and commentary segment aimed at fans of horror gaming.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers news surrounding the conclusion of the long-running lawsuit tied to the Friday the 13th franchise and what that resolution could mean for future content in Friday the 13th: The Game. The channel shares its reaction and speculation on how the legal outcome might affect the game's development and ongoing updates. At roughly four minutes, it functions primarily as a news commentary piece aimed at fans of the franchise and the game.
This short video covers a patch update for Friday the 13th: The Game, focusing on a fix to the party system and notable changes to the PC version. The creator directs viewers to the official patch notes for full details. At under three minutes, it functions primarily as a quick news-style update for the game's community.
Slash 'N Cast covers a recent interview with Gun Interactive CEO Wes Keltner, originally recorded on the Middle Tech Podcast, in which he discusses the studio's past projects and addresses questions surrounding the cancellation of their Texas Chain Saw Massacre game development. The video also touches on Gun's history with Friday the 13th: The Game before pivoting to the most anticipated topic — hints about when the studio's next game will be announced. This is a news-commentary and reaction-style episode rather than original reporting, with the host breaking down the interview's key moments for the horror gaming community.
This short-form clip from the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast channel covers a tease from Kane Hodder — the actor most associated with Jason Voorhees — regarding a new horror franchise video game. The segment appears to be a brief news item rather than a deep-dive interview or tutorial. Beyond the tease itself, the source metadata provides limited detail about the game or its content.
