Dead by Daylight Deluxe PC

I really enjoyed playing this game with my friends, it can be a difficult game to learn but it is a great experience. Even if this isn't your kind of game its worth buying and playing at least once!

I really like this game, and I think it's pretty fun. I've played it for 166 hours now and I would recommend it to almost anyone.

i bought this game three times for my friends and they enjoy this game soo much and we always have fun getting chased by the killer

Great to play with groups of friends or by yourself, great for grinding or to mess around in. Great game for the price!

Very safe and secure, Received valid code instantly. Would recommend purchasing off CDKEYS compared to a site like G2A <3

The game is very fun and doesn't get boring because of how many different killers and different abilities there are to play around with. Dead by daylight is also very fun to play with friends.

That game you hate and love. Alot of fun, Great game to play with friends. Stress inducing sweaty game gotta love it tho, at first i didnt trust cd keys but after many purchases they have been my go to game market place

Worth buying, solid asymetrical killer and survivor game! I only started playing a couple days ago, but I am already loving it! Recommend.

I really like this game, and I think it's pretty fun. I've played it for 166 hours now and I would recommend it to almost anyone.

This review is my personal opinion, don't take it as an offense.

Dead by Daylight is a game that has stayed alive since 2016 not due to how good it is, but because of a lack of competition in the market (namely: Multiplayer "Horror" titles). However this review won't be focusing on that as it solely depends on other titles trying to get the same niche right.
Dead by Daylight manages to scratch an itch that hasn't really been touched. It is one among a few Multiplayer "Horror" games and one of the first. Personally, I wasn't able to find a single other game that has attempted this before Dead by Daylight, and that alone already grants it a boost in fame. Other companies have tried and failed to jump in on a market seemingly limitless in possibilities and yet on DbD has managed to maintain a constant player base without fading into obscurity as just another fad. And if I have to be honest, it's success baffles me, as the game doesn't really boast much in terms of mechanics, lore or gameplay (and especially lore which no matter how you twist, ends up being about as deep as a puddle during a heatwave in Florida). Somehow though, it seems to get a grip on you and manages to reel you back in just when you thought you were done. So then there must be something there ... right?
Let me preface this by saying that I don't think this review will ever be out of date, simply because of how the game works, with it's core mechanics ultimately remaining unchanged since the game's launch in June 14th 2016. Also I won't go in debt about content here since I've just started and this review is already too long.

"Dead by Daylight is a multiplayer (4vs1) horror game where one player takes on the role of the savage Killer, and the other four players play as Survivors, trying to escape the Killer and avoid being caught, tortured and killed.
Survivors play in third-person and have the advantage of better situational awareness. The Killer plays in first-person and is more focused on their prey.
The Survivors' goal in each encounter is to escape the Killing Ground without getting caught by the Killer - something that sounds easier than it is, especially when the environment changes every time you play."
-taken from description on Steam.

The game's addictiveness comes from it's simplicity. Survivors have one goal, which is to escape, and the Killer's goal is to prevent them from doing so. Given how much the game has expanded over the course of 5 years, there's plenty in the initial dose of playing to get you hooked. However I also mentioned earlier that this is also a flaw. After playing for a bit, the game starts to fall in a noticeable loop and the tasks the required to win a match get stale.
The way around that is to purchase more Killers (Survivors all behave roughly the same, and have the exact same price as Killers, aside from 3 new abilities called "Perks", which you can obtain from the shop with a degree of patience for cheaper) but the cost to obtain them with in-game currency is steep and grindy, with heavy encouragement to spend real money (surprise-surprise). That makes the game often frustrating to play on both sides, forming a swirl of toxicity in the dedicated community and some ... nauseating post-game chats.
Overall I won't recommend this to a casual player who isn't ready to dedicate themselves to long hours of grind. I would, however, recommend this to someone who is prepared to sink in a considerable chunk of time into the game, and enjoys the Horror genre in general.

In conclusion, I would give this game a solid overall 6/10. Thanks for reading!