Games
Hands on: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre review-in-progress: “Occasionally thrilling, often frustrating”
I’m terribly conflicted about The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. On the one hand, it takes almost everything I love about the asymmetrical horror genre and improves upon it, and yet it commits a number of sins even less forgivable than the spelling of “chainsaw” as two words in the game’s official title. The result is a bloody, beautiful hodgepodge of genius and tomfoolery, making for an experience that’s occasionally fresh and thrilling but more often dull and frustrating.
