Texas Chain Saw Massacre: Who Are The Victims?

In Gun Interactive's Texas Chain Saw Massacre game, a character named Maria Flores has gone missing, and the game's cast of Victims are determined to set out to mind her. Each of the Victims has their own motivations, personality, and story driving them to help out in the search for Maria.

In Texas Chain Saw Massacre, the Victims' physical attributes and personalities aren't just arbitrary traits; instead, their identities and backstories dictate their Victim abilities and give you a better idea of how they play.

In this article, we'll list all of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre Victims.

Texas Chain Saw Massacre Victims

There are five original Victims in the Texas Chain Saw Massacre Game: Julie, Leland, Connie, Sonny, and Ana. Their unique personalities determine their Victim Attributes and Victim Abilities, meaning each one has a unique playstyle. In this article, we'll delve a little more into who the Victims are.

Julie

Leland

Leland was a high school wrestler who is now in college. He's the most physically strong of the group, but tends to lack in others. Leland's Life Saver ability allows him to stun killers, playing on his physical abilities.

Connie

Connie grew up on the farm, but she isn't the most physically strong on the team. Instead, she's focused on coming up with innovative solutions and practicing her innate resourcefulness. This makes her an integral part of any team. Connie's resourcefulness gives her the Focused Ability, which she can use to pick locks.

Sonny

Sonny is a great student and not only one of the most intelligent members of the group, but also extremely situationally aware. While physical strength is important, a team wouldn't function without resourceful and aware members like Sonny, who can use Heightened Sense to figure out the locations of enemies and friends alike.

Ana

Ana is the leader of the group and is powered by her determination. She has a wide array of skills. Ana is Maria's sister, fueling her search for Maria and tying her to the case at hand. Her Pain is Nothing ability lets her take more damage and remain more resilient overall.

Which Texas Chain Saw Massacre Victim Should You Play?

While all of the Victims have their own unique traits, they are all tied together by their shared mission and care for one another. When choosing a character, think about which playstyle you prefer the most - do you want to play aggressively like Leland or want to take a more sneaky approach like Julie?

Ronnie Hobbs, Creative Director at Gun Interactive, spoke about creating a cast of characters that are versatile yet connected.

“When you take care to build out the personalities of this group of diverse but connected people, all of whom are emotionally invested in the search for Maria and bringing their own unique experiences and strengths to the group, their in-game abilities start to form organically," said Hobbs.  

Those are all of the Victims in Texas Chain Saw Massacre, from the athletic Californian Julie to the farmgirl Connie. All of the Victims have their own unique strengths, so you should choose one that suits your playstyle.