Dead by Daylight News

• Update Releases: 11AM ET
  

• Re-enabled Flashlight items and Perks Residual Manifest, Dramaturgy and Appraisal.
  

• Batteries Included (perk): When within 12 meters of a completed Generator, you have 5% Haste. The movement speed bonus lingers for 1/3/5 seconds after leaving the Generator's range. (Removed deactivation when all Generators are completed)

• Decreased the base time between throws to 0.3 seconds (was 0.33)
  
• Increased the Main Event throw rate multiplier to 66% (was 33%)
  
• Increased the Main Event active duration to 6 seconds (was 5 seconds)
  
• Reverted the time before Laceration starts decaying to 15 seconds (was 10 seconds)
  

• Fixed an issue that made it impossible to complete the Back-to-Back Tome 17 Challenge if getting a Good skill check or missing a skill check after getting 3 Great skill checks consecutively.
  

• Bots can once again dodge special attacks.
  

• Fixed an issue that caused The Mastermind picking up a Survivor on his shoulders to be misaligned for a few seconds.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused The Demogorgon's Break Pallet animation to play properly when a Survivor runs into the Pallet from the other side.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused The Good Guy "Slice and Dice" hit animation to plays twice.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused Survivors to become misaligned during The Good Guy carry animation attacks.
  
• The Good Guy can now scamper under pallets being lifted by Any Means Necessary.
  
• Fixed an issue where players could bypass the 90 degree camera lock with The Good Guy.
  
• The Trickster's Main Event can no longer trigger the Supreme Combo event multiple times per health state.
  
• As seen from the Survivor point of view, Charles Lee Ray no longer jitters and lags behind while carrying The Good Guy.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused The Huntress' hatchets to become offset at launch.
  

• Fixed an issue in The Nostromo Wreckage map where characters could land on debris.
  
• Fixed an issue in Midwich Elementary School where characters would clip through a vault.
  
• Fixed an issue in the Swamp Realm where extra collision would let characters stand.
  
• Fixed an issue in The Underground Complex where characters would not be able to rescue a Survivor on a Hook.
  

• Fixed occasionally missing UI elements like the Currencies information.
  
• Fixed a potential crash in the Archives when hovering a Reward node.
  
• Fixed a potential crash if closing the Player Profile menu too quickly after equipping a Player Card badge or banner.
  

• Fixed an issue that caused Survivors to clip into a locker after being interrupted from entering one by the Killer.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused Survivors to clip into lockers after using a flashlight and entering the locker simultaneously.
  

• The Back-to-Back Tome 17 challenge description erroneously says "1 consecutive skill check" instead of 3.
  

Dead by Daylight is massive, with years of content updates and paid expansions under its belt. Behaviour Interactive regularly releases new characters, features, and fun tidbits. Players looking for a free-to-play experience may become overwhelmed as the developer steadily drops such DLC, which has prompted Behaviour to announce its brand-new Gold Edition, a version of the survival-horror game that makes most of its content accessible in a cheaper bundle.

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Supermassive Games have dropped the first trailer for The Casting of Frank Stone, their single player Dead by Daylight spin-off, a collaboration with original developer Behavior Interactive that was announced earlier this year. The new horror game combines Until Dawn’s branching storyline approach with Dead by Daylight’s supporting fiction of a malevolent Entity, trapping people in fog-bound pocket dimensions with legendary killers, so as to feast on their fear.

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Until Dawn developer Supermassive Games has finally revealed its single-player Dead by Daylight game at The Game Awards tonight: The Casting of Frank Stone. It is expected to release in 2024.

Earlier this year, Supermassive Games announced it was working on a single-player title set within the world of Behaviour Interactive's Dead by Daylight, though not much was confirmed about it at the time. After a tease from the official Dead by Daylight official Twitter yesterday, we finally have our first look at Supermassive's take on the popular asymmetric multiplayer game; you can take a look at the trailer below!

This latest Dead by Daylight project marks the second video game spin-off, the first being Hooked On You: A Dead by Daylight Dating Sim. You can't say that Behaviour Interactive doesn't understand its audience. The trailer is certainly atmospheric, showing a group of survivors facing what we can only imagine to be a formidable killer. Looks like we'll be waiting for more information on the game, though.

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