Is it possible to kill jason

Learn how to put Jason down for good or at least until your next match in our guide to killing the zombie himself in F You wouldn't know it to look at him, but killing Jason in F13 requires you to sharpen your wits instead of a blade.

Jason is an undead murderer with only one clear thought: kill the counselors of Camp Crystal Lake. Before you can put him down, you have to worm your way inside the rotten remains of his brain and psych him down. Every map in F13 provides several ways to escape Jason's clutches or kill him. The most straightforward way requires a bit of prep work. The steps, which draw inspiration from multiple films in the series, require the cooperation of at least one other person, though more is definitely better.

Jason will be alerted once you get there, and given that he can teleport anywhere on the map, you should probably make it snappy. After you have the sweater, one counselor needs to die in order to come back as Tommy Jarvis. Jarvis needs to ditch his gun, grab a machete, and hit Jason until his mask falls off. Killing Jason is easiest to pull off if you have a group of people you know and can communicate well with. It takes coordination between each counselor to accomplish each objective.

When starting the match, a female counselor needs to head to Jason's cabin. Within, you'll be able to find Jason's mother's sweater. Only a female counselor can wear the sweater, and once you have it, you can begin moving in for the kill.

While the female counselor is getting the sweater, one counselor should be distracting Jason. The objective is to buy time to get the sweater and to eventually get killed. But it is possible to kill Jason.

Just hitting him with wrenches and stunning him, though, won't do it. I've even seen him take a shotgun blast to the chest and stand back up. The video above, which claims to be the 'world first' Jason kill the devs have said it's the first video posted, but not the first time it's happened in testing shows the kill being performed, but that's hardly the whole story.