A new killer means three new perks which can be taught to all other killers, and can be more impactful to the meta of the game than the killer alone. The first is Gearhead, an information perk that has been nerfed since its first reveal in the beta. Put simply, as players must first hit two basic attacks to activate, its duration has been reduced considerably from 45 to 30 seconds at maximum rank, and now only applies to good skill checks instead of all, there is little benefit to using Gearhead relative to the other information perks mentioned ab

Since Hex: Retribution causes the Oblivious status in survivors that cleanse dull totems and reveals the location of all survivors when cleaning a Hex totem, pairing both perks together will force players to think twice about cleansing anything, and the same could be said about other Hex perks like Haunted Grounds, Ruin, and others. It’s usefulness will depend on rank and survivor coordination, and what else can be paired with it. At the very least, the popular use of NOED makes this a decent perk to use, even if only sparingly to keep survivors guess

Without a doubt, the "Chains of Hate" DLC brings a welcome addition to Dead by Daylight with the introduction of the Deathslinger. This is not to say that the killer will be a top-tier choice for wiping out entire teams of survivors with ease, but rather that the design is unique, interesting, and most importantly, accessible for most play

Predator: Hunting Grounds is in an interesting spot right now, as the game has only released two weeks ago but with many players, this writer included, capped at level 100 with no more weapons or perks to unlock. The game is fantastic and worth playing solely for its gameplay, but will that be enough to sustain a player base in a game that cannot exist without a healthy number of Fireteam and Predator players? No, it is not, and that is why we are so excited and hopeful to see what Illfonic has in store for its year-long road

Dead By Daylight Escape Tips by Daylight was released on June 14, 2016, and developed by Behaviour Interactive that took the standard notion of being able to play through, interact and survive a slasher movie scenario. Being an online asymmetrical horror-survival game players team up in groups of four as they try to evade a supernatural killer (of sorts) and try to escape the required realm in one piece. Each realm comes with its own type of killer while the environment is reflected on their persona as an overlord called the "Entity" oversees the mayhem in its own amusement. The players are tasked with powering up a number of generators, which will open up gates so they can escape. If a killer catches a survivor, they will be hung on a meathook for the collection of the Entity. If there is one survivor left, the Entity will grant them one small chance of escape by offering a "hatch" as a way

Dead by Daylight and Predator: Hunting Grounds , at their most basic level, are the same. One player takes on the role of a killer or hunter, and the other four players must survive or escape by completing a series of objectives within either a time limit. With such distinct roles, how can one define "winning", especially when there are so many possible outco

As a result you must have great maneuverability and ensure that your hits land to avoid wasting the Feral Frenzy boost. If you’re up against skilled opponents this can be tough and there’s a big difference between how good Legion is when Feral Frenzy is on and when it isn

Description - At the brink of escaping from a gate, Meg's running speed will be increased by 150%. It activates after being freed up after being disabled. It ignores exhaustion and will jolt Meg awake when asl

Winning and losing at video games can often be measured by clear, quantifiable objectives, but the same is not true of several contemporary asymmetrical PvP titles. How does one quantify success in games that pit players against one another with conflicting objectives and to

Between each round, players go to the hud (which is a campfire) and make offerings to the Entity by burning items in order to appease it. Then they'll go to the "Bloodweb" (the Entity's lair) in which "Bloodpoints" are spent to unlock certain add-ons, items, and perks. Bloodpoints are acquired at the end of each trail and the quantity is dependant on the player's performance. The higher the ranking, the more Bloodpoints will be accumulated. Survivors and killers alike will eventually come with a total of four perks to their loadout. Each perk grants a special ability and beginning players will start with just one slot while others will be unlocked later on. Perks range from; self-healing, speed boosts, temporary invincibility, and m

A great example of this is the cornfield on Coldwind Farm. With Legion you can’t see a single thing and as such it makes a great hiding spot for survivors. It also doesn’t help that Legion can’t see scratch marks either, making many of the Farm or Swamp maps an absolute nightmare to track survivors