The developer's live design approach has reanimated and maintained a game that started as nothing more than a shambling corpse. It has also improved game performance on consoles, cross-play and cross-progression implementation, and even a Battle Pass called The Rift, which allows players to earn cosmetics and currency at a steadier rate.
The last few years have also seen the launch of dedicated servers that improved connectivity between players.
In addition to constantly tweaking the gameplay balance and matchmaking, the developers have added additional content in the form of a meta-feature called The Archive that offers challenges for large amounts of blood points and bits lore for those invested in their original characters. However, the real heart of the game revolves around the community and the developer's willingness to respond to and implement feedback. This is the core gameplay that has been intact since the beginning, and it has only improved over time. However, experienced survivors can still distract a killer and send them swinging in the wrong direction while the rest of their team rebuild the generators and escape. I still think the killers have far more tools at their disposal than survivors. Whenever I get tired of playing as a meek survivor, I switched to a killer and let my frustrations out. The juxtaposition between play styles keeps things fresh. So, does it hold up to titles today? The short answer: Yes. Plus, the Metacritic scores for this game were as mixed to average. The game doesn't have the budget of a Triple-A title, as it had a dated look when it released in 2016. I mean that as no slight to the game or its developer, Behaviour Interactive. It's a game built around the simple concept of cat and mouse that players either find thrilling and unique, or unbalanced and unfair. It's even getting ported to the Stadia! The game is supported by dedicated developers and an equally dedicated fanbase, and in my opinion, is a game the defied all odds and proven itself a worthy, evergreen title.Īt its best, the game excels at offering some genuine scares, not unlike the horror movies it seeks to emulate. Since I jumped into this survival horror game, it has received a mobile port, a cross-play update, and a DLC pack centered around beloved survival horror franchise Silent Hill. I did not start playing Dead by Daylight until earlier this year on my PC.
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