The new Dead By Daylight chapter, All-Kill: Comeback, will add the game’s first urban map, which will include a two-story nightclub and plenty of neon lighting. The Trickster’s Delusion Map is part of the new chapter that launches on March 17, along with new survivor Kwon Tae-young, and an update to K-pop Killer the Trickster himself. If you can’t wait, today marks the launch of the PTB for the new chapter on Steam.
“Woven by The Entity from The Trickster’s twisted subconscious, the new area features shops to browse, a marketplace, and a two-story nightclub, along with scattered details reflecting the Killer’s erratic state of mind,” reveals developer Behaviour Interactive.
Yesterday IGN revealed that Kevin Woo, who had previously consulted on Dead By Daylight for the first All-Kill K-pop themed chapter, was returning to voice Survivor Kwon Tae-young. Even if you don’t recognize Woo’s name, you’ve definitely heard his voice, as he provided the vocals for demonic boy band member Mystery in KPop Demon Hunters. His Survivor isn’t an idol though, he’s a tech specialist working on a virtual idol called MiNA, designed to replicate the original K-pop star turned Killer, the Trickster.
“Voice acting for KPop Demon Hunters deepened my appreciation for how much storytelling can be communicated purely through tone, breath control, and texture. Without physical performance to rely on, your voice becomes the entire emotional instrument. In a game like Dead by Daylight, that responsibility is amplified,” he explained.
“As a consultant, I wanted to ensure that the cultural references remained authentic. As a voice actor, I focused on making every breath, every strained scream, and every moment of fear feel grounded within the brutal, high-stakes environment of the Entity’s realm.”
The Trickster’s update is focused on the Killer’s gameplay, with a new Style Rank system “rewarding creativity, aggression, and momentum as The Trickster builds towards unleashing his Main Event and a barrage of blades.”
Other adjustments players can expect to see are a new Aura Accessibility feature, refined perk descriptions are also getting an overhaul for readability.
Rachel Weber is the Head of Editorial Development at IGN and an elder millennial. She’s been a professional nerd since 2006 when she got her start on Official PlayStation Magazine in the UK, and has since worked for GamesIndustry.Biz, Rolling Stone and GamesRadar. She loves horror, horror movies, horror games, Red Dead Redemption 2, and her Love and Deepspace boyfriends.
