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14 June 2016 | ![]() + Digital Art Book + 2 Masks for PAYDAY 2 |
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23 January 2018 | No additional content or 1 video titled Saw (region-dependent) |
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15 March 2018 | 1 video titled Saw or 9 videos titled Jigsaw (region-dependent) |
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10 December 2019 | ![]() |
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Dead by Daylight
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I awoke to find myself in this strange place. I have no memory of how I came here. |
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~ Benedict Baker (Game Manual) |
This article provides an overview of the Game itself, its various release editions, as well as numerous bits and pieces of Trivia information that does not fit on other pages.
Overview
Dead by Daylight is a 4v1 asymmetric Action Survival Horror Game developed by the Canadian Indie Video Game Developer Behaviour Interactive and available on multiple platforms after its initial release to PC through Steam on 14 June 2016.
Release Dates
Platform | Version | Release Date | Publisher | Additional Information |
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PC | Steam | 14 June 2016 | Starbreeze (2016-2018) Behaviour Interactive (since 2018) |
Steam Deck Verified since 10 May 2023. |
Microsoft Store | 31 October 2019 | Behaviour Interactive | - | |
Stadia | 1 October 2020 | Behaviour Interactive | No longer available as of 18 January 2023. | |
Epic Games Store | 9 December 2021 | Behaviour Interactive | - | |
Console | PlayStation 4 / Xbox One | 20/22/23 June 2017 | Starbreeze (2017-2018) Behaviour Interactive (since 2018) |
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Nintendo Switch | 24 September 2019 | 505 Games | - | |
PlayStation 5 / Xbox Series X/S | 10/12/19 November 2019 | Behaviour Interactive (Digital Copies) Deep Silver (Physical Copies) |
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Mobile (v1) | Android / iOS | 16/17 April 2020 | Behaviour Interactive NetEase Games (Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea) |
No longer available as of 16 December 2022 (replaced by v2). |
Mobile (v2) | Android / iOS | 15 March 2023 | Behaviour Interactive NetEase Games |
Replaced v1. |
Gameplay
- As a Survivor
, go in alone or team up with friends to face an unknown threat. Use Items
at hand, Unlocked Abilities and Environmental Objects to outwit the monster and escape from its killing ground.
- Set in a procedurally generated World, you'll never know what to expect, what you're facing and how to get away. You will have to make stressful choices under desperate circumstances. Every decision impacts your chances of survival.
- Killers
come from all horror genres, from brutal slashers to terrifying paranormal entities. Master these monsters' unique powers and exploit the knowledge of your “home” to track, hunt down, break and sacrifice your victims before they get a chance to escape to safety.
- The asymmetry, procedural factors and unique thinking of human individuals make each Dead by Daylight match an unexpected scenario where the combined behaviour of each player creates a truly terrifying and thrilling narrative.
- Dead by Daylight Characters each have a deep progression and Perks
which can be customised into your own personal strategy. Use your experience, Skills
and Load-Out
to climb up the competitive ladder and you might eventually discover the truth beyond the fog.
Editions
Dead by Daylight comes in several different Editions across the storefronts on various platforms.
The same Edition (in name) may also include different content based on the platform it is being sold on, due to the Standard Edition itself being different across platforms.
The following table sorts the various Editions by platform and in release-order within that.
It provides an overview of the content included with any given Edition.
It should be noted that several of the bundled and some of the special Editions are no longer available due to having been time-limited, with others also only having been available in certain regions of the world.
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15 June 2021 | Special Edition Content | Special Edition Content | Special Edition Content | ![]() ![]() |
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3 June 2024 | Special Edition Content | Special Edition Content + ![]() |
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15 June 2021 | Definitive Edition Content | Definitive Edition Content | Definitive Edition Content | ![]() ![]() |
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3 June 2024 | Definitive Edition Content | Definitive Edition Content + ![]() |
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Cross-Progression
As of 22 July 2024, Dead by Daylight features full Cross-Progression across all platforms, albeit with some minor restrictions remaining on the Nintendo Switch.
Previously, Cross-Progression was only available across the various PC versions of the Game and also between the Google Stadia version and the former.
Stadia Cross-Progression was only available for a brief period of time shortly before the service would be closed permanently, to allow Players to transfer their progression before it would be lost forever.
There was also some Cross-Progression available within a platform (i.e. when upgrading from the PS4 to the PS5 version).
Miscellaneous
Release Trailers
Old Tutorial Videos
Before the implementation of the playable Tutorial Maps, Dead by Daylight featured short Tutorial videos to give new Players an idea of how to play the Game. There were 6 videos: 3 for the Killer and 3 for the Survivors:
Killer 1: How To Win | Killer 2: How To Hunt | Killer 3: How To Find Them |
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Survivor 1: How To Win | Survivor 2: How To Stay Alive | Survivor 3: Help Others |
Steam Trading Cards
Dead by Daylight contains a number of Steam Trading Cards, which are virtual cards earned by playing the game on Steam. After collecting all trading cards, a badge can then be crafted and the player will receive: the next badge level, Steam XP, potential profile backgrounds, and emoticons. Steam Trading Cards can be obtained through playing the game, in which the player will receive free card-drops over a period of time, as well as buying them from the Steam Marketplace, or by trading with other players.
Official Links
Channels
Forums
Social Media
Websites
Trivia & Tidbits
Theme Music
Associated Side | Audio | Playing Condition | Melody Instrument |
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Neutral | Loading into the main menu (default Lobby) | Piano | |
Killer | Selecting Play as Killer | Overdriven Guitar | |
Survivor | Selecting Play as Survivor | Acoustic Guitar |
Voice Actors
- For the majority of the game's lifetime, the Developers at Behaviour Interactive used members of their own team to provide the voice-acting for Killers and Survivors, with many Killers having been voiced by their Art Director: Filip Ivanovic.
- With the release of CHAPTER 11.5: Ash vs Evil Dead, actor Bruce Campbell reprised the role of Ashley J. Williams, his character from the Evil Dead franchise, and again with the release of Tome 15 - Ascension with rift cosmetics which include the possessed puppet: Ashy Slashy.
- Starting with the first Resident Evil franchise release in 2021, CHAPTER 20: Resident Evil™, Behaviour Interactive has collaborated with La Fabrique de Monstres (The Monster Factory), a Canadian voice talent company, on licensed and original characters' voice lines.
- Doug Bradley, the original actor for Elliot Spencer, AKA Pinhead and The Cenobite, reprised his iconic role from the Hellraiser movies to provide his in-game character with his voice with the release of CHAPTER 21: Hellraiser™
- A special mention is reserved for the original John Kramer / Jigsaw actor, Tobin Bell, who reprised his iconic role from the Saw movies to provide his voice to Billy, the Puppet for the Reveal Trailer of Tome X - SAW which features the characters from CHAPTER 7: The SAW™ Chapter
- Nicolas Cage is voiced by the actor himself, released in CHAPTER 28.5: Nicolas Cage, where the actor portrayed his eponymous character with an aspect of being unhinged after being taken by the Entity.
- CHAPTER 30: Chucky brought an addition from the Child's Play film franchise, where the actor Brad Dourif returned to voice the vulgar lines of Charles Lee Ray, AKA The Good Guy or Chucky, and Jennifer Tilly as Tiffany Valentine, AKA The Good Gal, a Legendary Outfit.
Dead by Daylight BETA
This paragraph lists some trivial facts about the Dead by Daylight BETA build that was available to some Content creators and lucky few prior to the Game's original release in June 2016:
Characters
- While all four original Survivors were available to play as, Killers could only play as The Trapper
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Cosmetics
- Some of the Killer's Cosmetic options did not yet have dedicated icons and used the icon of the Skeleton Key
as a placeholder instead.
Items
- Several Items that would not become available until Patch 1.1.2 were already implemented and functional, but remained locked and hidden.
Levelling
- It was impossible to level past Level 5.
- However, a bug allowed some Players to circumvent this restriction and even prestige.
Locomotion
- When walking on stairs, BETA Survivors would realistically place their feet on the individual steps.
However, this system was scrapped.
Map Offerings
- All Map Offerings with a tremendous modifier were of Very Rare Rarity, compared to the Rare they were changed to after a few Patches.
Maps & Realms
- Despite only having the original The MacMillan Estate Maps available to play on, the BETA already contained the other two Release-Realms, Autohaven Wreckers and Coldwind Farm, as well as several early version of future Maps for other Realms.
- Unreleased Sawmill Map:
- Loading into the Sawmill Map reveals that it uses assets of The Thompson House on a different lay-out.
This Map never made it past early development.
- Loading into the Sawmill Map reveals that it uses assets of The Thompson House on a different lay-out.
- Early Backwater Swamp Maps (CHAPTER 3: Of Flesh and Mud):
- Loading into the Backwater Swamp Maps reveals many missing assets, but also some that never made it to release, such as a large tree with tunnels in-between its massive roots.
- The Pale Rose was nearly finished already.
- Grim Pantry's main-building featured some slightly altered lay-out.
- A Map was intended to feature the cannibal-village from The Hag's Lore and was even modelled and textured by 1.3.1, but never released.
- Early Crotus Prenn Asylum version (CHAPTER 1: The Last Breath Chapter):
- The BETA version was located in Coldwind Farm, which, judging by other unreleased Maps, appears to have been used as a Template-Realm by the Developers.
- The Asylum building featured essentially the same lay-out as it did at release.
- Unreleased Coldwind Farm Map:
- The BETA featured an unreleased Map called "Farm Cross", which was in the shape of large '+', as well as fully modelled and textured.
Curiously, it featured the main Landmarks of several Coldwind Farm Maps, almost as if the Map itself was a compilation.
It featured the Silo (Torment Creek), the Slaughterhouse (Rancid Abattoir), and the Farmhouse (The Thompson House).
- The BETA featured an unreleased Map called "Farm Cross", which was in the shape of large '+', as well as fully modelled and textured.
- Unreleased Sawmill Map:
Prestige
- Prestige Cosmetics were of Ultra Rare Rarity, compared to the Rare they were changed to after the first Bloodweb
Rework.
Teachable Perks
- While Teachable Perks
already existed, hovering above them in the inventory would only mention its Rarity and omit the Character they belong to.
Phobias
Due to the very nature of horror games, Dead by Daylight encompasses and/or portrays a large variety of phobias and fears for atmospheric purposes.
The following table details several phobias:
Phobia | Translation | Manifestations |
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Acrophobia | Fear of Heights | Drops from two-story buildings/structures on various Maps. |
Agoraphobia | Fear of Open Places | Many outdoor Maps. |
Agyrophobia | Fear of Crossing Streets | Haddonfield, Badham Preschool. |
Aichmophobia | Fear of Sharp Objects | Various Killer weapons, Hooks, various Map decorations. |
Ailurophobia | Fear of Cats | Cat-themed cosmetics in the Cursed Cats collection. |
Algophobia | Fear of Pain | Getting hit, downed, hooked, being injured. |
Apotemnophobia | Fear of Dismemberment | The Spirit![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Anthropophagososphobia | Fear of Cannibalism | The Cannibal![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Arachnophobia | Fear of Spiders | Entity-spider-legs on Hooks and Visceral Cankers. |
Atychiphobia | Fear of Failure | Losing progress on Generators and hooking Survivors. |
Automatonophobia | Fear of Mannequins/Puppets | Mannequin props on The Game, Shelter Woods. |
Basiphobia | Fear of Falling | Drops from two-story buildings/structures on various Maps. |
Blennophobia | Fear of Ooze/Slime | The Blight![]() ![]() ![]() |
Coulrophobia | Fear of Clowns | The Clown![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Claustrophobia | Fear of Tight Spaces | Claustrophobia![]() ![]() ![]() |
Demonophobia | Fear of Demons | The Oni![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ecclesiophobia | Fear of Churches | The Temple of Purgation and Father Campbell's Chapel |
Electrophobia | Fear of Electricity | The Doctor![]() ![]() ![]() |
Emetophobia | Fear of Vomit | The Plague![]() ![]() ![]() |
Equinophobia | Fear of Horses | Maurice on Father Campbell's Chapel, the Dredge![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ergophobia | Fear of Work | Repairing Generators. |
Haemophobia | Fear of Blood | Various visual effects, Haemophobia![]() ![]() ![]() |
Heliophobia | Fear of Light | The Entity![]() ![]() ![]() |
Hierophobia | Fear of Sacred People/Objects | The Plague![]() ![]() ![]() |
Latrophobia | Fear of Doctors | The Doctor![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Lupophobia | Fear of Werewolves | The Huntress![]() ![]() ![]() |
Masklophobia | Fear of Masks/Costumes | Various Cosmetic options. |
Monophobia | Fear of Isolation | The Void, being the last Survivor alive, Killers. |
Murophobia | Fear of Mice/Rats | Rats in various Maps. |
Necrophobia | Fear of Dead Things | Various slaughtered animals in Coldwind Farm and human corpses in various Maps. |
Nosocomephobia | Fear of Hospitals | Léry's Memorial Institute and Crotus Prenn Asylum. |
Nosophobia | Fear of Disease | The Plague![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Nyctophobia | Fear of Darkness/Night | Maps are usually dark and not very bright, especially during Nightfall caused by The Dredge![]() ![]() ![]() |
Oikophobia | Fear of Home Environments | Haddonfield, Badham Preschool, Mother's Dwelling. |
Oneirophobia | Fear of Dreams | The Nightmare![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ornithophobia | Fear of Birds | The Crows![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Pediophobia | Fear of Dolls | The Good Guy![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Pharmacophobia | Fear of Medicine | Being healed by other Survivors, Vaccine![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Phasmophobia | Fear of Ghosts or Phantoms | The Wraith![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Phonophobia | Fear of Loud Sounds | Various map-wide sounds, Hook screams. |
Pyrophobia | Fear of Fire | Remote Flame Turrets![]() ![]() ![]() |
Robophobia | Fear of Robots | The Singularity![]() ![]() ![]() |
Samhainophobia | Fear of Halloween | Overall horror theme. Especially notable in Haddonfield. |
Scopophobia | Fear of Being Watched | There are several Killers able to stalk the player. |
Somniphobia | Fear of Sleep | Falling asleep when facing The Nightmare![]() ![]() ![]() |
Swinophobia | Fear of Pigs | The Pig![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Taphophobia | Fear of Graves | The Eyrie of Crows Map. |
Tetraphobia | Fear of the Number 4 | Showstopper![]() ![]() ![]() In several Asian languages, the number 'four' is a homophone to the word for 'death' and therefore associated with similar levels of superstition as the number 'thirteen' in Western cultures. |
Teraphobia | Fear of Monsters | The Demogorgon![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Thanatophobia | Fear of Death | General theme, the Killers, the Sacrifice Ritual, Momento Moris, Thanatophobia![]() ![]() ![]() |
Tonitrophobia | Fear of Thunder | Hexes getting cleansed and Boons getting blessed are both accompanied by a thunder sound effect. |
Toxiphobia | Fear of getting poisoned | The Clown![]() ![]() ![]() |
Traumatophobia | Fear of Injury | Getting hit, Deep Wound![]() ![]() ![]() |
Trypanophobia | Fear of Needles | Nurse![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Trypophobia | Fear of Holes | The Twins![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Wiccaphobia | Fear of Witches/Witchcraft | The Hag![]() ![]() ![]() |
Zoophobia | Fear of Animals | The Huntress![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Content Code Names
Dead by Daylight makes use of internal code names to distinguish between and classify different content, usually the Game's numerous DLCs.
All files associated with a specific content release will have a reference to said code name.
This practice originally started during the Development of CHAPTER 6: A Nightmare on Elm Street™, code-named "England", which is a wordplay on the last name of Freddy Krueger's original actor, Robert Englund.
Dead by Daylight Mobile
The Dead by Daylight Mobile port and any data associated with it features a special internal reference: "Atlanta"
- "Atlanta" is the Capital of the State of Georgia in the US and finds its origins in "Atlantic", a reference to the transcontinental Atlantic-Pacific Railroad.
Country Code Names
Starting with the aforementioned "England" Chapter, each successive Chapter, and eventually each Mid-Chapter as well, was named after a random country (with two geographical exceptions in "Atlanta" and "Niagara") following the alphabetical order (albeit with some skipped letters).
This practice continued up to and including the Mid-Chapter following CHAPTER 17: Descend Beyond and the general content of Patch 4.3.0, code-named "Zambia".
Astronomy Code Names
Having exhausted the alphabet with country names upon reaching "Zambia", the Developer switched their idea pool to terms found in astronomy for new Chapters and Mid-Chapters, starting with the code name "Aurora" for CHAPTER 18: A Binding of Kin and the general content Patch 4.4.0.
This practice continued up to and including CHAPTER 30.5: Alan Wake® and the general content of Patch 7.5.0, code-named "Zodiac".
Food Items Code Names
Having again exhausted the alphabet upon reaching "Zodiac", though this time with astronomy terms, the Developer again switched their idea pool for new Chapters and Mid-Chapters, this time to the names of various food items, starting with the code name "ApplePie" for CHAPTER 31: All Things Wicked and the general content of Patch 7.6.0.
This practice continues to this day and is now also extended to temporary Game Modes and Modifiers (i.e. My Little Oni or 2v8).
Table of Code Names
The following table lists all Content Code Names used in Dead by Daylight:
Others
Content | Code Name |
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Fourth Year Anniversary | Anniversary2020 |
Fifth Year Anniversary | Anniversary2021 |
CHAPTER 11.5: Ash vs Evil Dead | Ash/Nepals |
Dead by Daylight Mobile | Atlanta |
Meet Your Maker X Dead by Daylight | Barrel |
Dead by Daylight Epic Games Store | Brill |
CHAPTER 5.5: LEATHERFACE™ | Cannibal |
Charity Case Clothing Pack | CharityCase |
DeathGarden Masks | Deathgarden |
CHAPTER 2: The HALLOWEEN® Chapter | DLC2 |
CHAPTER 3: Of Flesh and Mud | DLC3 |
CHAPTER 4: Spark of Madness | DLC4 |
CHAPTER 5: A Lullaby for the Dark | DLC5 |
Terror Expansion Pack | EP1 |
Escape Expansion Pack | EP2 |
Gnome Chompski Charm | Gnome2021 |
The Hallowed Blight Event | HalloweenEvent |
The Withering/Eternal Blight Events | HalloweenEvent2019 |
The Midnight Grove Event | HalloweenEvent2021 |
Halloween Items | HalloweenItems |
Headcase Clothing Pack | HeadCase |
Maddening Darkness Pack | HeritagePack1 |
Old Wounds Pack | HeritagePack2 |
Macabre Tales Pack | HeritagePack3 |
Endless Hunt Pack | HeritagePack4 |
Kabuki Mask | Kabuki |
KingKong Event Apparel | KingKong |
CHAPTER 3.5: Left Behind | L4D |
Howling Grounds Event | LunarEvent |
Moonrise Event | LunarEvent2019 |
Gilded Stampede Event | LunarEvent2021 |
Reworked Nurse Code | TheNurse |
Winter Solstice Events | WinterEvent |
Bone Chill 2021 Event | WinterEvent2021 |
Countries
Content | Patch | Code Name |
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CHAPTER 6: A Nightmare on Elm Street™ | 1.8.0 | England |
CHAPTER 7: The SAW™ Chapter | 1.9.0 | Finland |
CHAPTER 8: Curtain Call | 2.0.0 | Guam |
CHAPTER 9: Shattered Bloodline | 2.2.0 | Haiti |
Mid-Chapter 9.5 | 2.3.0 | Japan |
CHAPTER 10: Darkness Among Us | 2.5.0 | Kenya |
Mid-Chapter 10.5 | 2.5.0 | Laos |
CHAPTER 11: Demise of the Faithful | 2.6.0 | Mali |
Mid-Chapter 11.5 | 2.7.0 | Nepal |
VFX Updates | 4.2.0 | Niagara |
CHAPTER 12: Ghost Face® | 3.0.0 | Oman |
CHAPTER 13: Stranger Things | 3.2.0 | Qatar |
Mid-Chapter 13.5 Tome 1 - Awakening |
3.3.0 | Rwanda |
CHAPTER 14: Cursed Legacy | 3.4.0 | Sweden |
Mid-Chapter 14.5 Tome 2 - Reckoning |
3.5.0 | Togo |
CHAPTER 15: Chains of Hate | 3.6.0 | Ukraine |
Mid-Chapter 15.5 Tome 3 - Escalation |
3.7.0 | Vietnam |
CHAPTER 16: Silent Hill | 4.0.0 | Wales |
Mid-Chapter 16.5 Tome 4 - Conviction Hillbilly Add-ons (I) |
4.1.0 | Xipre |
CHAPTER 17: Descend Beyond | 4.2.0 | Yemen |
Mid-Chapter 17.5 Tome 5 - Unleashed |
4.3.0 | Zambia |
Astronomy
Food Items
Content | Patch | Code Name |
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CHAPTER 31: All Things Wicked | 7.6.0 | ApplePie |
My Little Oni | 7.6.2 | Cake |
Mid-Chapter 31.5 Tome 19 - Splendor |
7.7.0 | Bacon |
CHAPTER 32: Dungeons & Dragons | 8.0.0 | Churros |
2v8 (First Iteration) | 8.1.0 | Calamari |
Mid-Chapter 32.5 CHAPTER 32.5: Tomb Raider™ Tome 20 - Mythic |
8.1.0 | Donut |
CHAPTER 33: Castlevania | 8.2.0 | Eclair |
Mid-Chapter 33.5 Tome 21 - Dominus |
8.3.0 | Fudge |
CHAPTER 34: Doomed Course | 8.4.0 | Gelato |
Mid-Chapter 34.5 Tome 22 - Anguish |
8.5.0 | Hotdog |
CHAPTER 35: Tokyo Ghoul | 8.6.0 | Icecream |
Mid-Chapter 35.5 CHAPTER 35.5: Steady Pulse |
8.7.0 | Jerky |
Code Name Explanations
- "Aurora" is the Latin terminology used to describe the polar lights, also called "Aurora borealis" (Northern Lights) or "Aurora australis" (Southern Lights).
- "Big Bang" refers to the most popular scientific theory about the creation of the Universe.
- "Comet" refers to objects in the solar system that are mainly composed of rocks and ice.
When they approach the sun, its heat causes them to heat up and leave long trails of gas trailing after them, that make them visible in the sky under the right conditions. - "Draco" refers to a star-constellation in the Northern Sky that was first discovered by Ptolemy in the second century AD.
- "Eclipse" refers to an astronomical event in which an astronomical object is temporarily obscured, either by passing into the shadow of another object or by having another body pass in-between it and the observer.
The most common examples of eclipses on Earth are Solar and Lunar eclipses. - "Flare" here likely refers to solar flares, events that suddenly increase the sun's brightness in certain spots on its surface.
- "Gemini" refers to the star-constellation of the same name, as well as the third zodiac sign, for people born between 21 May and 21 June.
- "Guam" is an organised, unincorporated territory of the United States in Micronesia.
- "Hubble" is a reference to the space telescope of the same name, as well as the American astronomer Edwin Hubble, who the space telescope was named after.
- "Ion" refers to either a particle, an atom, or a molecule that carries an electric charge.
- "Jupiter" refers to the largest planet in the Solar System, as well as the Roman equivalent to Zeus, the Greek God of the Sky.
- "Kepler" refers to Johannes Kepler, a German astronomer who lived and worked in the 17th century, best known for his discoveries regarding planetary motion.
- "Libra" refers to the star-constellation of the same name, as well as the seventh zodiac sign, for people born between 23 September and 23 October.
- "Meteor" refers to small rocky or metallic bodies in Outer Space.
- "Niagara" refers to the famous "Niagara Falls", as well as a town of the same name.
Both are located in South Eastern Canada. - "Nova" refers to a transient astronomical event that causes a sudden appearance bright point of light, often appearing as a 'new star'.
- "Orion" refers to a star-constellation on the celestial equator that can be observed across the globe, with its distinctive shape having been recognised by numerous cultures throughout history.
- "Pluto" refers to the dwarf planet in the Solar System that was formerly known as the 9th planet, as well as the Roman equivalent to Hades, the Greek God of the Underworld.
- "Quantum" refers to the concept of Quantum Physics, which is the study of matter and energy at their most fundamental level.
- "Rocket" refers to a vehicle using jet-propulsion to transport cargo or people into space.
- "Saturn" refers to the second-largest planet in the Solar System, as well as the Roman equivalent to Cronos, the Greek God of Time.
- "Titan" refers to the largest moon of the planet Saturn, as well as the Elder Gods in Greek Mythology, of which Cronos was the leader.
- "Umbra" refers to the shadow cast by celestial bodies when they temporarily block the light of a star, such as during solar or lunar eclipses.
- "Venus" refers to the second planet in the Solar System, as well as the Roman equivalent to Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of Love.
- "Wormhole" refers to a hypothetical structure that connects two disparate points in spacetime, based on a special solution to Albert Einstein's field equations.
- "Xipre" is the Catalan name of "Cyprus", an island republic situated in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
- "XRay" is a type of electromagnetic radiation that is generally employed as a medical imaging technology.
- "Yerkes" refers to an observatory of the same name, which is was named after Charles Yerkes, one of its financiers.
- "Zodiac" refers to the Zodiac belt, a region in the sky about 8° north and south of the Ecliptic, marking the path of the Sun throughout the year.
Unreal Engine Versions
Dead by Daylight runs on Epic's Unreal Engine.
It was originally released and for years remained on Unreal Engine 4, receiving several version updates over the years.
With Patch 7.7.0, the Engine was updated to Unreal Engine 5:
Patch 1.4.0
- Version Update to Unreal Engine 4.13
Patch 2.4.0
- Version Update to Unreal Engine 4.20
Patch 2.6.0
- Version Update to Unreal Engine 4.21
Patch 3.3.1
- Version Update to Unreal Engine 4.22
Patch 4.2.0
- Version Update to Unreal Engine 4.25
Patch 5.7.0
- Version Update to Unreal Engine 4.27.2
Patch 7.7.0
- Engine Update to Unreal Engine 5.2
Localisation
There are 15 languages currently available in Dead by Daylight:
- German
- English
- Spanish
- Mexican Spanish
- French
- Italian
- Polish
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Turkish
- Russian
- Thai
- Simplified Chinese
- Traditional Chinese
- Japanese
- Korean
Spin-offs
There are several spin-off games of Dead by Daylight, including a Dating Sim and a physical board game.
Crossovers
Dead by Daylight had several crossover events with other media products, including the following:
- For Honour
- Move or Die
- PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS
- Flippin Misfits
- Meet Your Maker