Video Tag
Every video tagged “multiplayer” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
101 videos
This video offers a beginner-friendly guide to playing as Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th: The Game. It covers foundational tips and tricks to help new players understand Jason's mechanics and improve their gameplay. The content is aimed at players just starting out who want to make the most of the killer role.
This video covers gameplay strategy for Friday the 13th: The Game, specifically walking players through the steps required to kill Jason as a group. It is a community-focused gaming tutorial rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or costume build. The channel appears rooted in horror fan culture, with ties to fan films and horror conventions such as Scares That Care.
This video covers a wave of upcoming updates and new content for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre asymmetrical horror game. The host walks through balance changes including several character nerfs, gameplay mechanic adjustments, and bug fixes. New content highlights include a freshly revealed map, execution packs, weapon skins, cosmetic bundles, a Museum Mode, and new playable characters or cosmetics for existing ones.
Slash 'N Cast plays their first session of Evil Dead: The Game, the multiplayer survival horror title featuring Ash Williams voiced by Bruce Campbell. The video is a collaborative gameplay session involving several content creators from the horror gaming community. It serves primarily as a first-look and promotional piece ahead of the game's release.
This is a lengthy live-stream session in which the host plays the horror video game The Texas Chain Saw Massacre with an interactive audience. The stream runs nearly 12 hours and is framed as a community grinding event, encouraging viewer participation through donations and membership. Content centers on gameplay rather than Halloween prop-making, decorating, or haunt production.
This video is a gameplay episode from the Slash 'N Cast channel featuring Friday the 13th: The Game, specifically using the Part 4 Jason variant. It is part of an ongoing gameplay series rather than a Halloween DIY, tutorial, or haunt-related production. The channel focuses on horror news, podcasts, and gaming content, with community engagement through Discord, Patreon, and Twitch.
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.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers news and updates regarding dedicated servers for Friday the 13th: The Game, along with an announcement that related content has been delayed. The channel shares community information for fans of the asymmetric horror title. It is primarily a news/commentary update rather than gameplay or tutorial content.
This video is a stream highlights reel from Slash 'N Cast showcasing an exceptionally rare or lucky kill of Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th: The Game. The channel also references a dedicated how-to tutorial for killing Jason as a companion resource. The content is entertaining gameplay footage aimed at fans of the iconic horror franchise and its video game adaptation.
This short video covers the arrival of dedicated servers for Friday the 13th: The Game on PS4 and Xbox One, referencing the official patch notes released in September 2018. The creator shares enthusiasm for the update and points viewers to the full patch notes for details. At under two minutes, it functions primarily as a quick news announcement for the game's community.
This video features a full gameplay session of Friday the 13th: The Game, played through the Shelly counselor character. The creator shares an energetic playthrough with commentary for fans of the cult horror franchise. It is part of ongoing F13 content from the Slash 'N Cast channel and their broader horror-focused media network.
This video features full gameplay footage of the Retro Jason (NES-inspired) skin in Friday the 13th: The Game, played by the Slash 'N Cast crew. The video touches on platform-related issues with the Xbox version of the game. It is part of an ongoing series of Friday the 13th: The Game content from the RJL Productions channel.
This short news update covers the return of crossplay functionality in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game after a period of more than a month without it. The Slash 'N Cast channel delivers the quick announcement for fans of the horror gaming title. The video appears to be a brief community-focused news segment rather than gameplay or a deep-dive review.
This video from Slash 'N Cast features gameplay of Friday the 13th: The Game, with the hosts apparently teaming up with notably unskilled or uncooperative counselor players. The content leans into comedic frustration and community entertainment rather than instruction or tutorials. It appears to be part of an ongoing challenge or community series for the channel's audience.
This video is a gameplay session of Friday the 13th: The Game, part seven in an ongoing series from the Slash 'N Cast channel. The creator plays as Jason Voorhees across multiplayer matches, providing commentary throughout. The content is primarily entertainment-focused horror gaming rather than Halloween crafting, haunting, or production tutorial material.
This video covers a highly requested quality-of-life change coming to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game: the removal of the pre-game lobby timer. The host discusses the update and notes it may not arrive until 2024. The content is news and commentary rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This is a lengthy live-stream session of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, with the streamer working toward reaching maximum player level. The broadcast features interactive viewer engagement through a community-driven format. This content is gaming and entertainment-focused rather than Halloween prop-making, decorating, or haunt production.
This short video covers improvements made to the offline bots and AI behavior in Friday the 13th: The Game following a patch update. The creator highlights how the changes address previously frustrating bot behavior, making solo offline play more functional and enjoyable. At under two minutes, it serves as a quick overview rather than an in-depth tutorial.
This video features gameplay of Friday the 13th: The Game, showcasing the Victoria Sterling counselor character. The creator shares a session that highlights how Jason kills play out in the game. It appears to be a community-focused gaming channel with ties to Friday the 13th fan content, podcasts, and social channels.
Slash 'N Cast hosted a marathon 13-hour livestream of Friday the 13th: The Game, raising money for Stack Up, a charity supporting veterans. The stream featured new in-game content including a new map, a new Jason variant, and a new counselor. The event doubled as a community celebration with viewer interaction, channel support drives, and shoutouts to contributors.
This is a lengthy live stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel focused on playing The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game with the goal of reaching maximum level. The stream is interactive, engaging viewers in real time across an extended multi-hour session. Content centers on horror gaming rather than Halloween prop-making, haunting, or related DIY topics.
This short-form clip appears to be gameplay footage from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, featuring an attempt to troll or bait the Leatherface character that backfires on the player. The content is gaming-focused rather than Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY oriented. With no source description and zero recorded duration, very little can be confirmed about the specific content.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers a proposed or newly introduced method for selecting the Jason player in Friday the 13th: The Game, aiming for a fairer experience among multiplayer lobbies. The channel presents the mechanic as an improvement over previous selection systems. At roughly three minutes, it serves as a quick explainer for fans of the game looking to understand or adopt the new approach.
This video is a commentary and opinion piece from the Slash 'N Cast channel discussing the lobby dodging problem in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre multiplayer video game. The hosts break down why lobby dodging is a frustrating issue for players and propose potential changes that developers could implement to address it. The discussion is framed around improving the overall player experience in the asymmetric horror game.
