This new reporting system appears to focus mostly on the game's original PC version, which may mean that console players will have a tougher time in finding issue-free matches. This isn't the first time that the fanbase has been divided like this, with Xbox fans still waiting on the newest Michael Myers DLC , despite it being readily available on PC and

A horror movie villain thatsounds interesting on paper but ultimately wouldn't work in Dead by Daylight would be Chucky from the Child's Play series. While having a doll-sized serial killer chase after players sounds like it has potential to be terrifying, Dead by Daylight revolves around killers placing their victims on meat hooks throughout its maps. Chucky's size would make this impossible without looking hokey, and so unless some new modes or major changes come to the game, the psychotic doll joining the likes of Freddy Krueger, Leatherface , and Michael Myers seems very unlik

With Of Flesh and Mud DLC included with all Special Edition copies of Dead by Daylight on console, Spark of Madness available, and now the Halloween DLC having a release month, consoles will soon be all caught up to PC. Hopefully that means parity launches for DLC across all platforms going forw

Not too long ago, Behaviour Interactive pushed out an update for Dead by Daylight 's Chapter 11, Demise of the Faithful, which added a new female Killer , a new Survivor, and a new map for players of the survival horror title to experience. Shortly after the update, some fans discovered several leaked perks that potentially tease the impending arrival of the Evil Dead by daylight events|https://dbdstation.com/ franchise's protagonist Ashley J. Williams in the g

Michael Myers' thematic focus is "Obsession," naturally. As he stalks Survivors in-game he begins to obsess over them and gradually tags them as the target of his Obsession -- a power named Evil Within. Three new Perks come bundled with Michael Myers , each tied into the Obsession mecha

Laurie, a survivor of several Halloween films, has a trio of great Perks too. It's good for your health to be Michael Myers' target of obsession and not one of the supporting characters. Here's how Laurie's three perks w

Haddonfield is a fun neighborhood map filled with white picket fences, hedges, and general suburban Americana. One funny detail about Haddonfield is that the trailer implies there are doors, a great opportunity for Killers to surprise Survivors or for Survivors to hide. Yet, as is standard in all Dead by Daylight maps, there are no doors (unless you count the cabinets players can hide in). The Entity appears to have decided that once again pallets are its chosen tool of e

Besides the killers listed here, other villains were considered. The Creeper from Jeepers Creepers , with its grotesque appearance and wings could make for a unique killer, and it would be cool to see more classic villains join the roster as well, like the aforementioned Universal monsters and Norman Bates from Psyc

There are three Survivor perks that directly reference Ash in Dead by Daylight , and their descriptions also include quotes from the character. The first one is a rare perk called "Flip-Flop", which grants Survivors a better chance of wriggling free from a Killer's grasp. The second one is a very rare perk called "Mettle of Man", and it helps Survivors to better outlast a Killer's basic hits, but increases the chances of becoming a Killer's obsession. The third one is also a very rare perk, and it's dubbed "Buckle Up", granting one the ability to better find dying Survivors, with reviving them granting the ability to see a Killer's aura for a short t

The hunter, in comparison, gets access to a variety of all of their skills at the start, such as the ability to plant mines or turrets. Once you take out a runner, they begin to bleed out until another one revives them, even having the ability to cause health kits to deny health to others so they can't revive themselves. But if you think that you can just knock down one runner and stand by them until they die, reality will give you a swift kick to the face as you realize that you've left the control points open without any defense. The hunter's gameplay may be more straightforward, but it also means that anyone playing as them has to get more creative and keep on their toes. Even after taking down three runners and triggering a blood post for an execution on a trapped runner, you still have to do it quickly before they can be rescued.

Lightning never strikes twice, that's how the old saying goes. So when Behaviour Interactive announces a new asymmetrical multiplayer action game that seems highly similar to their still-quite-successful title Dead by Daylight, one may be tempted to roll their eyes. But Behaviour aren't doing this to get lighting to strike, they're doing it simply because they love the concept of asymmetrical gameplay and want to explore what else they can do with it. Hence their new title Deathgarden, which puts the focus on a futuristic death sport as opposed to survival horror. It's interesting, but does this new setup still carry a spark within it as well?