Dead By Daylight Director Would Love To Add More Dungeons And Dragons Content

Highlights

Dead by Daylight brings in iconic killers like Chucky and Nemesis, keeping fear alive in the game.
Vecna from Dungeons & Dragons is the new killer, with a 2v8 gameplay mode for fans’ enjoyment.
Developers hint at future D&D content and a possible collaboration with Dead by Daylight, exciting fans.

Dead by Daylight has had its fair share of epic murderous monsters over the years to continuously spice up the fear factor in its online horror game. From Chucky and Resident Evil’s Nemesis to Leatherface and Hellraiser’s Pinhead, the DBD franchise knows how to get players’ hearts racing by taking on some of the worst bloodthirsty killers.

For those who are a part of the Dungeons & Dragons fandom, Behaviour Interactive is introducing Vecna, known in-game as The Lich, as the series’ next killer to add to the mix, as it has been one of the most requested game modes wanted by fans. As part of the game’s eighth-anniversary celebration, the crossover will introduce this new 2v8 gameplay mode and, it looks like fans may see even more D&D content in the future.

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More D&D Content Could Be On The Horizon

In a press conference attended by Game Rant, Behavior Interactive’s senior creative director, Dave Richard, was posed the question if players could interact with Stranger Things‘s Vecna and if he actually had dialogue in the game. Richard quashed this notion by stating that it wouldn’t be happening even though on the surface, he seemed like it was a good idea. “That’d be cool, but no.”.

Fans shouldn’t be too disheartened though as there’s a chance developers could implement something similar later on down the line. Head of Partnerships Mathieu Cote and Richard expressed their desire to continue with more Dungeons and Dragons content in the future, with the D&D campaign setting Ravenloft, particularly, gaining a special interest for them both.

The development team has also not ruled out including, although not currently in development, a Dungeons and Dragons one-shot or other module set in the world of Dead by Daylight. “It’s not impossible,” Cote said. “We’ve made some great friends at Wizards of the Coast.”

Dead by Daylight: Dungeons and Dragons will descend upon the world on June 3, but if you can’t wait until then, there is a playable available now on Steam. However, players should be made aware that any process made in the demo doesn’t roll over to the live event.