We were already excited to be able to play Jason, but this exclusive add-on has increased our desire to scare the life out of campers.

The DLC add on also includes a unique weapon. The purple and teal Jason Voorhees Nintendo game figure that was introduced at the 2013 Dan Diego Comic-Con resurrected a great deal of interest in the 1989 Friday the 13th NES video gameconsidered by many to be one of the worst video games of all time. The “Hell Jason” skin is available for pre-order, and will be shipped digitally for your platform of choice in early 2017. Each and every gameplay session will give you an entirely new chance to prove if you have what it takes not only to survive, but to best the most prolific killer in cinema history, a slasher with more kills than any of his rivals Meanwhile, Jason. Krueger), whereas the rest of his body is equal parts fiery and full of spikes. Friday the 13th The Game will strive to give every single player the tools to survive, escape or even try to take down the man who cannot be killed. Scores of players are already living out their horror movie fantasies online, and as a result, an exclusive skin designed by special effects legend Tom Savini is become a highly sought after item. He sports several cuts around his face (possibly courtesy of a certain Mr. Last weekend saw the launch of Friday the 13th: The Game, following a lengthy delay beyond its planned 2016 release date. His complexion is blackened and charred, and the skin around his mouth is melted and also full of flames. Unmasked, his eyes have become literal pockets of angry fire that seek vengeance. They’re incredibly brutal and we love it. Revealed on Friday the 13th: The Game ’s Facebook page, several images show Tom Savini’s depiction of Jason after he escaped Hell. He looks way worse for the wear, and much more terrifying. However, the images released by Gun Media of their interpretation of Jason escaping from Hell takes the concept of being burned alive and pushes it to the extremes.

In the movie, the rest of his body remains char free, and he still sports a healthy looking glow. It’s a bloody, inflamed mess around the area where the mask cuts into the skin but he more or less looks the same. The hockey mask has melted directly onto his face, becoming fused with his skin. In the 9th Friday the 13th installment, Jason Goes to Hell, our masked serial killer looks fairly normal…for him. Have you ever wondered what Jason Voorhees would actually look like after he came crawling back from the fiery depths of Hell to continue wreaking havoc at Camp Crystal Lake? Luckily for us, we have a great interpretation of what that might look like thanks to an exclusive DLC skin for Friday the 13th: The Game designed by special effects artist Tom Savini.

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