When you are playing Texas Chainsaw Massacre, you will notice that the Camera Angle sometimes moves to the right or the left side of the screen. The random instances trigger this Camera Bug in the game. Well, it doesn’t mess with the game in any form or shape but does make the character look a bit weird when moving. We all want a peak experience from a horror masterpiece like TCM. Therefore, we got all the details on what triggers the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Camera Bug. Let’s get started!
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Introduction to Texas Chain Saw Massacre
All the Horror Video Game and Movie lovers already know about the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Well, the game doesn’t need an introduction for those die-hard fans, but for the newer audience, it might be confusing.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a less horror video game that takes on the asymmetrical Horror movie from 1947, that goes by the same name.
In the game, you start off as the victim, trying to escape the Chainsaw Man and the family of horror. There is a multiplayer experience as well, allowing the friends to play together and enjoy some extreme horror time together.
To get the most out of this game, we recommend you turn off the lights, bump that volume to its max and lower the brightness. Play alone, if you dare!
Texas Chainsaw Massacre Camera Bug
You will notice that the Camera Angle in Texas Chainsaw Massacre Moves to the Left or Right of the Screen when you are typically the killer and searching in closets or freezers, or even killing someone.
All this has to do with is the tight space. When you kill someone the camera goes berserk, or when you are searching for the victim in a tight space. You Can’t Fix it yourself but only have the camera adjusted in a position where you don’t get right or left Camera Bug.
An update from the developers will roll out that might fix this issue in the future, but you can’t do anything about it as of now. However, there are a few things you can try your luck on as well.
- Verify Game Files on Steam. Right-click on the game in Steam Library and go to properties. Then go to the files tab and click on “Verify Integrity of Game Fies”
- Make sure your game and the graphics card drivers are up to date. Also, check your Windows updates as well
- Disable Antivirus and Firewall protection because it can block out the game files, making the game act strange, and hence the Camera Bug in Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
