Dead by Daylight News

'He came. And now he must go,' and that's why Pinhead is leaving Dead by Daylight in April

little over three years after being added to the game, Pinhead is leaving Dead by Daylight. Developer Behaviour Interactive announced today that the game's Hellraiser chapter, which includes the infamous Cenobite, will be unavailable for purchase on April 4...
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This DBD Killer is being removed for good and you've not got long to unlock them

Few games nail crossovers quite like Dead By Daylight. Killers from other IPs are always beautifully recreated, originate from some of the biggest horror franchises around, and bring fresh gameplay experiences with their personal perks. The Survivor crossovers are great too, don't get me wrong, but slaying out with the Xenomorph from Alien or Pyramid Head from Silent Hill is just next level. While new Killers will always be added to DBD, Behaviour Interactive has just revealed that one iconic character will actually be leaving. In a few weeks' time, The Cenobite won't be obtainable in Dead By Daylight.

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This DBD Killer is being removed for good and you've not got long to unlock them

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Dead by Daylight's most exciting new collab is still "a few months away"

I don't watch a lot of reality TV. While I'm happily wiling away the hours with Taika Waititi's What We Do in the Shadows and Marvel's Agatha All Along, game shows and television drama just don't do it for me. The Boulet Brothers Dragula is the one exception, however. Drag, filth, horror, and glamor collide in a competition that wears its heart on its sleeve, and while I've dropped off since it was locked behind a Shudder subscription, it's easily one of my favorite TV shows. That's why I was so excited when Behaviour Interactive revealed its DBD Boulet Brothers collab, but sadly it appears to have fallen into obscurity since Season 6 concluded. Well, until now.

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Dead by Daylight delays its existing update plans for a 'substantial quality of life initiative', which includes adding a surrender mode and cracking down on 'extreme hiding'

In one of the more unusual Steam updates I've read lately, Dead by Daylight's developer Behaviour Interactive has announced it is suspending plans for numerous hotly anticipated features in favour of what it terms a 'substantial quality of life initiative' that will run throughout 2025...
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