Developers of "Friday The 13th: The Game" made a promise to its fans that the game will get blood and gore all over. The latest video actually held on to that with somewhat disturbing kills that even surpassed "Manhunt's" brutality.

There's no better description with how downright violent and quite unsettling the kills are. The video below serves as a short demonstration on how far the game went with brutality and gore.

Take note that the video may not be for every "Friday The 13th" Fan or squeamish in general.

The video showcases the new kill animations that the developers have added in the game. That's worth noting that this isn't all yet.

The game's morbidity falls nothing short of amazing as well as disturbing. For fans of horror slasher films and the original series itself, they should feel right at home with how the game's shaping up to be.

The kills aren't limited to Jason plucking out eyeballs, squashing skulls with heavy boots and several axe decapitations. The victims' reactions are quite believable with how their bodies squirm while being killed and after the brutal massacre. It is quite "life-like" in an ironic manner.

Games like "Mortal Kombat" may seem cute compared to how the violence is realistically depicted in "Friday The 13th: The Game." It even comes close or could even be better than the controversial series "Manhunt," which was banned in a very large number of countries due to its realistic violence.

Similar to the recent "Death By Daylight" game, "Friday The 13th: The Game" will pit four survivors or victims, depending on how the game will turn out, and one killer, who will take Jason's role. Victims will strive to survive, while the Killer hunts them down.

The game is slated for an October release for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One consoles.