#Friday the 13th pc game lawsuit full#

Stay tuned for the announcement of the Beta release in the coming weeks as fans eagerly await their chance to visit Crystal Lake and encounter Jason Voorhees. You can view the screen below.Īccording to Wes Keltner of Gun, All Jason Voorhees incarnations that have been created for the game will be seen in the splash screen, but the example shown below only showcases Jason from Part 3. Once at the camp, the councilors are murdered one at a time, fulfilling the superstitions they were warned about while wondering who the next. Friday the 13th: The Game halts new content development due to lawsuit There won’t be any new content coming to Friday the 13th: The Game, thanks to an ongoing legal dispute over the rights to. To keep fan's interest with the impending Beta release, Gun Media released the splash screen for the game that fans will see in December. Ignoring advice from superstitious locals, a group of motivated camp counselors commits to reopen a summer camp, Camp Crystal Lake, the location of a grisly double murder years before. The final release will be available in Summer 2017 which will contain the coveted single player mode (free for kickstarter and slasher backer contributors). Gun Media, the developer behind Friday the 13th: The Game.

#Friday the 13th pc game lawsuit full#

Last month we brought our readers the huge news that Gun Media was not only adding single player mode, but they were are also adding a third playable map of Packanack Lodge from Friday The 13th Part 2 as well as the character Tommy Jarvis! The plan going forward will be the Beta release of the game on PC in late Fall (December) for Kickstarter backers followed by the initial full game release that includes Multi-player in Spring 2017. A lawsuit over who actually owns the rights to the Friday the 13th franchise has left Gun Media with no choice but to halt all support and future content plans.