Texas Chain Saw Massacre Victim and Family mains finally agree on something

Texas Chain Saw Massacre Victim and Family mains finally agree on something - the DLC is very expensive ...Middle East

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre players have hit back at the game's monetisation strategy after Gun and Sumo outlined its plans for upcoming DLC. "We've seen some discussion, and for transparency, we wanted to share pricing for any and all future content for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," the team stated via a statement posted to its social media channels, including Twitter/X. The tweet went on to give prices for upcoming skins and characters, confirming "premium content" – such as a Leatherface skin designed by Greg Nicotero – will cost $16, new characters, both victim and family, will sell for $10, executions $7, and clothing and weapon cosmetics for $5. Other content, such as "maps, etc.",

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