Nov 14, 2016 08:13 AM EST By Raymond Crisostomo, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Friday the 13th: The Game," The most anticipated survival horror genre would come out early in 2017 and is sure to bring back a nostalgic and horrific experience from gamers all over the world. 

The game is an adaptation from the original franchise “Friday the 13th” that was out decades ago.  It is part of the famous Friday The 13th franchise alongside with its films, television series and novels so familiar they all ring bells.

Friday the 13th: The Game Gameplay

“Friday the 13th: The Game” would be an asymmetrical game and can be played in multiplayer platforms. Jason, the main character, can be played by one player and will act as the target of the other seven players.

The game will feature 11 camp counselor characters with each having their own unique skills and characteristics.

The setting of the game will be a camp near Lake Crystal. The main mission of the camp counselors in “Friday the 13th: The Game” is to defeat Jason and survive.

While one versus seven gameplayers pretty sounds easy, the character of Jason is not an easy opponent to deal with.  Jason's villainous character is ultimately aided by heightened senses, which make the counselors' capability of hiding from him seem difficult.

The game will end after Jason kills all the counselors or the other way around. The game will also support a single-player mode aside from its multiplayer platform.

Friday The 13th : The Game Release Date

According to a Kickstarter news, there would be an apparent delay for "Friday the 13th: The Game” to be released most probably for adding some content and storylines in the game.

There are still no concrete date about the release, but it would probably be in the early months of 2017.

Friday The 13th : The Game Support

“Friday the 13th: The Game” will be playable on the Xbox One, Microsoft PC, and PlayStation 4. A beta versions of the game will be rolled out before its launch, which will support up to four players.

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