This Jason doesn't really fit that category though, as it has its own unique advantages and disadvantages in the game like the rest of the playable Jason characters. One notable part of the post is that it keeps referencing the Jason content as a 'skin,' a word that typically applies to purely cosmetic changes. Terms of Use state sale of keys are prohibited we will ban accounts if we get verified information of sale, both parties. This particular post said that they'd revoke the content keys from sellers if they identified who was doing the selling, but it didn't mention anything about banning players who bought the content as they 've discussed in the past. Another discussion posted later on advised players not to attempt to purchase the content from third party sites such as eBay, saying that there was no way they could help players if they got scammed. They went on in the post to say that those who didn't take the opportunity when they could 'missed out,' and that the content would most definitely not be sold again. They are the people that took a chance on a campaign that has produced a game that is overall fun.' They are for those that backed us and have been with us from the beginning. 'So here we are and here is where we are always going to stand that skin and those clothing items are not for sale. 'We made that clear on Day 1 of the Backerkit that these two DLC were for backers both Kickstarter and Backerkit,' the Steam post from the developers read, referencing the Savini Jason and a clothing pack.

The Savini Jason variation, designed by and named after make-up effects artist Tom Savini, comes with a menacing appearance and some impressive skills, but it looks like the hellish Jason won't ever be resold as future DLC, according to publisher Gun Media. Friday the 13th: The Game has been out for just a couple of days now, and already players are aching to get their hands on that sweet, fiery version of Jason Voorhees that's called Savini Jason.

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