This Virtual Cabin is so much more than it first seems – you just need to know how to unlock all the hidden extras.
It really is a brilliant treasure chest of Friday the 13th goodness. There are recreated props and scenes from the movies, characters you’ll recognise…oh and a fuck tone of hidden secrets. Behind the scenes info can be found on both the making of the movies and the game. This is an interactive museum of Friday the 13th trivia and fun. And of course the king of gore Tom Savini designed all the kills in the game too.īut the game is not all about the relentless murder of camp counselors as there is a wonderful little extra called the Virtual Cabin. Original musical score composer Harry Manfredini returned for the game. You have the amazing Kane Hodder doing the motion capture for Jason, Thom Mathews returns as Tommy Jarvis. The level of detail and attention to source material is just sublime. Different Jasons have different skills, weapons and kills…all of which are bloody and brutal. There are various maps to play on and Jason comes in numerous variants inspired by the movies. Playing as Jason, you must kill all the camp counselors before they can escape. The aim is simple, playing as a counselor you must try to escape the map using whatever means you can. The basic gameplay is pretty simple, team up with a few friends and one of you will be horror movie icon Jason Voorhees while the others play as camp counselors. The game is full of nods and references to the entire film series and the whole package really is fun to play. But the development team at IllFonic are clearly big admirers of the movie franchise and have poured their heart and soul into the game in an attempt to deliver a true Friday the 13th experience. Friday the 13th: The Game is a lot of fun, and I’m really not much of a fan of these competitive multiplayer games.
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