PlayStation Players Can't Get Texas Chain Saw Massacre's New Victim Yet

An update went live in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre today, adding a new map and a whole bunch of bug fixes. It also adds the game's newest Victim, a character named Virginia. Virginia was released this morning as planned on Xbox and PC, but it seems that PlayStation fans haven't been so lucky. For whatever reason, Virginia is currently unavailable on PS4 and PS5, as she's been pushed back a few hours.

Players seem to be pretty upset with the bugs and the delay. A number of players have pointed out problems with previous updates, and some going so far as to say there needs to be better testing before new additions are launched. Unfortunately, this is just how it goes for a lot of online games, but that doesn't make anyone feel better about it.

Texas Chain Saw Massacre: All About VirginiaLike other recent character additions, Virginia is paid DLC in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre; the character costs $9.99. Virginia is voiced in the game by Barbara Crampton, who has a long association with the horror genre. Crampton started out as an actress appearing in '80s horror movies like Re-Animator, Chopping Mall, and Puppet Master. In more recent years, she's also served as a producer on films like Glorious.

Virginia might be one of the most interesting Victims in the game. A mother in search of her missing son Jesse, her investigation leads her into conflict with the Slaughter family. Virginia brings some interesting new abilities to the game, as she's the only Victim capable of creating potions using Sissy's poison tables. Those concoctions can then be used to poison the blood buckets that appear on the map, and can also be used to blind the killers.

Are you frustrated with the issues surrounding Virginia's release? Are you planning to buy this DLC character in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre? Share your thoughts with me directly on Twitter at @Marcdachamp or on Instagram at @Dachampgaming!

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