Dead by Daylightcelebrated turning six not long ago, and it’s still a very popular online horror game, especially among the streaming community. WithBehaviour Interactive announcing a new gamecalledMeet Your Maker, fans can start looking forward to what the studio has in store. One of the things that makesDbDso well regarded is the fact that it features a slew of horror villains, such as Freddy Krueger,Scream’s Ghostface, andSilent Hill’s Pyramid Head. However, there’s been a slight critique from the original designer over that last one.
According to a tweet from the creator of Pyramid Head, Masahiro Ito, the team behindDead by Daylightused the wrong monster design. The tweet argues that the Pyramid Head in Behaviour’s game is the one fromSilent Hill 2, which was only intended to be a manifestation of James Sunderland’s psyche. From a story perspective, it doesn’t make sense that this Pyramid Head is inDbDwhen James himself isn’t in the map. Ito goes on to say that there is a different design, known as the White Hunter, which is more suited for use in a non-canonical fashion.
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Fans of the multiplayer game will know that theSilent Hillvillain was added toDead by Daylightin 2020, where it was referred to as The Executioner, and an updated version implemented a new skin for the monster last October. Whether Behaviour will take Ito’s words to heart and decide to alter the design to be less like theSilent Hill 2variant cannot be said. It’s unlikely to cause too much of a fuss, as it should be just a simple change to the model’s textures. In fact, it may even go down well with fans who see The Executioner as being out of place when James Sunderland is not in the picture.
WithDead by DaylightaddingResident Evilcharacters recently, the game is continuing on its path of adding all sorts of well-known horror characters to its already extensive roster. It will be interesting to see whether the studio reacts to Ito’s tweet and what else the team has up its sleeve for future updates.
Given thenumber of killers inDead by Daylightand the plethora of survivors, it’s hardly surprising that the game is still going strong. The developer is consistently rolling out patches to make improvements and add new ideas. Some may be a bit concerned that things will begin tapering off now thatMeet Your Makerhas been announced, but time will tell whether Behaviour continues to show some love for its most lucrative asset.
Dead by Daylightis available on Mobile, PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
