To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” movie, the 2023 “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” video game will be available in a special steelbook version on PS5 and Xbox Series X. , now available for pre-order on Amazon and Best Buy. The series is sure to be a hit, so pre-ordering a copy is a great way to make sure you have it in your game room later this year.
100 dollars
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 50th Anniversary Steelbook Collector’s Edition contains some goodies. Your $100 investment gets you a physical PS5 or Xbox Series X game, a premium steel case, a collection of trading cards, and tons of in-game cosmetics. Perhaps the most interesting addition is the 4K Blu-ray version of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. Pre-orders for the series are available on Amazon and Best Buy — something worth noting since Best Buy stopped selling the Blu-ray a few months ago. But hey, at least you can find a 4K Blu-ray at Best Buy this year.
Our Texas Chainsaw Massacre review gave the game an impressive 9/10, praising its complex map design and rewarding gameplay that forces you to experiment with your own play style.
“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre plays, looks and sounds like its team treated the source material with the utmost respect,” critic Mark Delaney wrote. The horror elements of sex are faithfully translated into modern multiplayer, which is a feat for both parties, as one of the scariest and best-designed experiences of the year, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre reimagines multiplayer. The standard for horror games.
While this is a great collection for fans of the game and the original movie, if you just want to own the movie, you can buy The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K Steel on Amazon for $35 (regularly $55) Book. This is essentially the same version of the movie that comes bundled with pre-orders of the aforementioned video game, although you get a slightly less attractive steel box design. Don’t care about steel books? You can then pick up the standard version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K UHD for $26 (originally $45).
