Interactive franchise history
From a controversial Atari cartridge to modern asymmetrical multiplayer, the saw has crossed several generations of games.
4 archive records
A chronological guide to standalone releases and major licensed appearances connected to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
Single-player action
Players control Leatherface, pursuing victims while managing chainsaw fuel and avoiding obstacles scattered across the landscape.
Archive note: One of the earliest licensed horror-film video games. Its violent premise made it controversial, and some retailers refused to stock it.
Side-scrolling survival game
A mobile horror game built around escaping Leatherface, navigating environments, and solving simple puzzles.
Archive note: The game is now difficult to find in working form because it was built for an older generation of Java-enabled mobile phones.
Asymmetrical multiplayer DLC
Leatherface joined Dead by Daylight as The Cannibal, a playable killer equipped with his chainsaw and a set of character-specific perks.
Archive note: The downloadable chapter brought Leatherface into a major modern horror crossover alongside killers and survivors from numerous franchises.
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Asymmetrical multiplayer
Family members hunt a team of victims attempting to escape locations inspired by the original film. Leatherface, the Cook, and the Hitchhiker appear alongside new characters.
Archive note: The game recreates the production design, color, sound, and rural atmosphere of the 1974 film while expanding its world for multiplayer play.
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