The post also notes that Freddy/the Sandman will have a clawed glove weapon and an ability called Dreammaster, which would make sense given Freddy's unique killing-within-a-dream ability as seen in the movie series. Additionally, the potential Dead by Daylight DLC will include a survivor named Kate Denson, though no additional information on her has been given as of

For those not familiar with the iconic villain, Freddy Krueger masqueraded as a run-of-the-mill, suburban family man during the day, but acted as Springwood Slasher come nightfall, creeping up on unsuspecting victims and ending their life. When the justice system failed to punish Freddy for his heinous crimes, the family of his victims chose to burn him alive (hence his melted-away sk

The ‘Saw Chapter’ introduces a new killer in the form of Jigsaw apprentice The Pig, as well as bringing Detective David Tapp from James Wan’s 2004 cult classic as one of Dead by Daylight’s newest survivors.

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?

In The Cabin in the Woods, a yearly ritualistic sacrifice is artificially manufactured around the world in different cultures with the goal of appeasing elder beings that would otherwise destroy humanity. The cabin is rigged with cameras and high-tech customizations to allow for cool training manipulation of its environment, and the visitors and planned victims play a part in unwittingly choosing how they will die by activating relics that summon one from a broad range of terr

The rules for the basic game of Deathgarden: The Garden That Eats (I will never be able to not imagine it with a subtitle like that, sorry) are simple: after the arena is procedurally generated, five runners and one hunter enter. For the runners to win, they have to capture two of the three control points in order to open the exists, then have at least three of the hunters successfully make their way to them and escape. For the hunter to win, they have to kill three runners, effectively preventing that win condition. And like in Dead by Daylight, each type of character plays differently, with the runners being controlled from a third-person perspective while the hunter plays like an FPS. Knowledge of either side is the key to success and it may be a bit trickier than you would expect.

These days, it seems everyone has jumped on the Stranger Things bandwagon. The show has a huge following on Netflix, and even Fortnite got a Stranger Things crossover this year. Hopefully Dead by Daylight fans will enjoy running for their lives through Hawkins Lab next mo

Hangman’s Trick : "Your ingenious modifications to Hooks prevent tampering and permanent damage. Hooks destroyed by sabotage or sacrifices repair after a short moment. Gain a notification when someone starts Sabotaging the Hooks."

Dead By Daylight players have quite a bit to look forward to in the coming month, and phase one of the game's 3.2.0 Player Test Build is now right around the corner. Developer Behavior Interactive will be using the build to test out its new dedicated server feature--and introduce players to some content from Dead By Daylight 's upcoming Chapter

For runners to succeed, it needs to be a team effort. There are three different types of runners: those that support other runners with healing boosts and the like, those whose job is to distract the hunter and lure them away and those tasked with confronting the hunter with tools that can slow them down. Each one has their own unique set of skills, but they have to be unlocked by finding upgrade points tucked away around the arena (which they then have to take a station), along with health, ammo and other points of interest. Upon discovery, runners can fire arrows at them to mark these areas of importance for the others, highlighting them with a glow that all runners can see. It's simple yet clever stuff,and easily encourages everyone to study the battlefield quickly. Plus, zipping around it with rather agile moves is always fun.

In many ways, Dead by Daylight is similar in its core concept, minus any attempt at humor. A group of up to four survivors must elude a mysterious killer in a world that is familiar, but not quite ours. There is no use fighting the killer, and escape is the only option. The killer meanwhile works to sacrifice survivors to the mysterious Entity for reasons unkn