"They're not good enough," joke devs behind the "self-feeding" horror giant still in the Steam Top 50 while Friday the 13th, Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Evil Dead multiplayers rot
Developers behind the long-standing asymmetrical survival horror game Dead by Daylight attribute its continued success to strategic choices and player freedom, contrasting it with the struggles of newer titles like Evil Dead: The Game and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. They suggest that while licensed games offer deep dives into universes, Dead by Daylight's flexibility with original content and collaborations allows for broader appeal and sustained engagement.
- Entities
- Company: Behaviour Interactive
- Game: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
- Game: Dead by Daylight
- Game: Evil Dead: The Game
- Company: Gun Interactive
- Topic: Asymmetrical Survival Horror
- Topic: Multiplayer
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Live Service Games
- Person: Mathieu Cote
- Person: Dave Richard
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