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Friday The 13th Game Introducing New Single-Player Challenges
After a less-than-stellar release, Friday the 13th has slowly been making amends by adding new content, characters, modes, and more. The latest content is a new set of single-player challenges, which should offer players looking for something to do between matches something to do.
Publisher Gun Media showed off a trailer giving us a taste of what these challenges have to offer. In the sample challenge, players, as Jason, have to murder two stranded teenagers who are repairing their car. Considering the methodical pace at which the person player approached the situation, it's likely the objective includes not being seen. It could also be a bonus.
The challenges feature gory, situational kills depending on where Jason kills their target. When one character lifts the rear tire axl of his car in order to fix it, Jason removes the holding the car up, crushing the teen's head.
How many of these challenges there are, and how regularly Gun media plans to release them are still tentative, but in the meantime you can watch the trailer below.
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