Dead by Daylight - PlayStation 4

I don't like the fact that you can't talk to other player (I know in fri13 not everybody has a mic but when you fall into a lobby full of them. Your having one of the best matches of the week). But still they should add that feature.I enjoy the fact that unlike fri13 the killer can't sense you but, can still track you by tracks you leave when you run. I Appreciate hidding in front of the killer while cursing at him as he walks away.Every time the match ends your brought back to the main menu. Now having to search for a new match (playing solo it might not matter but if you found ppl that u have a great mute relationship your lost 4 ever... well unless you check playersmet or they have a easy to remember game tag.-----> yes I know there's a rematch button but, it's on the top middle screen and it's not really noticeable. Unlike the upgrade & leaving option, the rematch option does not have a link button. You have to move the analog sticks to hover on it to click on it.Also even when your grouped up with friends you still get separated back to main menu (the moment you click on upgrade & ur done with it you find your way back to main menu).2020 edit-Lol rematch button🤣 (there isn't one)Still no game chat but, you can join a dbd community and hop on/create a party chat. You'll make lots of friends and have a blast. This used to... still kinda makes killers salty to see swf spawn in so, they might dodge you. Good news is they improved the group ft where you dont get sent back to the menu screen. You'll stick together with your swf (survive with friends) group. If solo back to your search lobby. Depending on your ranks and what region your at, you'll face the same killer from time go time. Same thing with matching/ facing other survivors. Which us kinda of cool. Everyone knows each other some how, even if you haven't spoken. We know each others play style so theres some rivalry/ nemesis and friendamie.

You are a survivor in a horror story. You can hear the footsteps as you tiptoe out the backdoor. Movement catches your eye. He's upstairs. You leave the house, hoping to reach the edge of the woods. Something heavy thuds behind you as a chainsaw is revved. Start running.As a survivor, your goal is to repair 5 generators to open the exit gates. Your goal as a killer is to stop them from escaping.You are facing death, and you will die. Playing as a survivor is a fun and terrifying experience. You are chased, batted around, repairing generators failing skill checks, saving allies. Its not easy, but so much fun!And then as a killer you turn those same instincts against other players as you hunt them down. If you are playing as a killer, just know you'll get way more points by having fun and chasing people around than by hooking and puppy guarding them till they die.The game is pretty fairly balanced. There are some "perks" that are game breaking, but they are usually countered by other perks. There is a variety of super fun and interesting maps to play in, like an asylum, dark forests, harvest fields, junkyard, and (my favorite) a suburban area.There are different items you can use as well, from a medkit, flashlight, toolbox to an old map and broken keys.A handful of unique killers, and survivors to make every game uniqueHonestly, i love this game. I've been playing it for about a month now and it still holds quite a thrill! If you like scary movies, scary games, hide and seek or hunting, you'll love this game.I think the "ranking" system for pairing up good players still needs some tuning, and new killers standing and camping dying players is unfortunately common in low ranked games.Also, unless you are a gaming god, playing on Friday/ Saturday is going to be a lot of deaths. All the cheap and crazy killers come out those days

This game is very fun and compelling. Slightly gory, and very violent so the game might not be for the squeamish.

Having seen many videos and content creations of “Dead By Daylight”, I have been very interested in wanting to try out the game and play, and to my surprise, I’m still very satisfied with that purchase; however with that being said, a critic of the game is going to be about the gameplay itself. Since DBD is online dependent, it will require an online membership of some kind (Depending on what console you play on) and may take many hours to carry proper knowledge of how to play, despite the game’s tutorial. When the killer, the AI can also be a bit of a nag, (if they have been set on) since they will automatically react and know when avoid the said killer. The cosmetics in-game are very pricey as well, so it is important to know going into this that you would need to good grab and set of cash on you. It is also important to note that depending on which version of DBD that you buy, that it will either include a certain amount of characters, or it would not provide any other characters at all. Highly recommended to go for a special or deluxe edition if you have the chance. Requires a lot, but at the end, is still a very fun game to play. Patience is key to success.