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Evening Reading - October 28, 2026
This edition of Evening Reading covers several gaming and tech updates, including release date announcements for Witchbrook and City of None, the Forsaken Update for No Man's Sky, and new Dead by Daylight characters. It also touches on financial results for Microsoft and Google, and the 19th anniversary of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.
Art the Clown and Sienna Shaw from Terrifier join Dead by Daylight's PTB servers
Dead by Daylight's latest Public Test Build update on Steam introduces characters from the Terrifier series, including Art the Clown as a Killer and Sienna Shaw as a Survivor, alongside a new Mall map. Players can test these additions on Steam before their official release on other platforms.
Dead by Daylight unveils its Terrifier package, finally introducing a new map
Dead by Daylight has unveiled its new Terrifier package, which includes a new map. The content is described as quite terrifying, aligning with the horror theme.
Dead By Daylight Store Losing Some Horror Icons
Dead by Daylight is losing several licensed horror characters, including Chucky, Pinhead, Michael Myers, and Laurie Strode, as their licensing agreements expire. Behaviour Interactive aims to keep licenses permanently but acknowledges that this is not always possible for live-service games. While some characters depart, new ones like Art the Clown from Terrifier are being added, highlighting the precarious nature of relying on external intellectual property.
Unkillable: inside Dead by Daylight's incredible decade of scares
Dead by Daylight celebrates its tenth anniversary, reflecting on its journey from a niche indie horror game to a major live-service title. Creative Director Dave Richard and Executive Producer José Ramos discuss the game's growth, its unique community, and future updates including a visual overhaul and new content like Art the Clown from Terrifier. Despite past challenges with bugs and system stability, Behaviour Interactive remains committed to improving the player experience and expanding the Dead by Daylight universe.
Respawn Monday #4: Jason in DBD, Valor Mortis & Witchfire — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Dead by Daylight is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the addition of Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th as a playable killer. Behaviour Interactive continues to support the game with character model improvements and upcoming chapters based on Terrifier and Castle of Frank Stone. The article also briefly mentions other horror franchises and characters that have appeared in the game.
Dead by Daylight’s Newest Killer Jason Vorhees is Out Now
Behaviour Interactive has released Jason Voorhees as the newest killer, 'The Slasher,' in Dead by Daylight, featuring unique abilities like Omnipresent Evil and Jump Scare. The game will also receive future content including The Life Road DLC, the community-developed Chorus of Sin chapter, Art the Clown from Terrifier, and The Casting of Frank Stone.
Dead by Daylight unveils modding support, a visual overhaul, and a Scooby-Doo collaboration during 10th anniversary celebrations
Behaviour Interactive celebrated Dead by Daylight's 10th anniversary by announcing significant upcoming changes, including official modding support planned for 2027 and a visual overhaul with dynamic weather. The developer also teased new content such as collaborations with Friday the 13th's Jason, Terrifier's Art the Clown, and Scooby-Doo, alongside new original chapters and cosmetics.
Dead by Daylight 10th anniversary marked with new character, map and major game improvement reveals
Behaviour Interactive celebrated Dead by Daylight's 10th anniversary by revealing future content and improvements. The game will receive new characters like Jason Voorhees and the first Indigenous survivor, Shane Wiigwaas, along with new maps and game modes. A significant visual overhaul is planned for 2027, and the game will introduce a robust modding suite for the community.
Dead by Daylight Terrifier Chapter Reveal Promises Art the Clown for November 2026
Behaviour Interactive has announced that Art the Clown from the Terrifier franchise will be a new character in Dead by Daylight. This new chapter is set to release in November.
Terrifier's Art the Clown is coming to Dead by Daylight in November 2026
Behaviour Interactive has announced a collaboration that will bring Art the Clown from the Terrifier horror film series to Dead by Daylight in November 2026. This partnership was revealed during the game's 10th anniversary celebration, with further details expected closer to the release date.
Dead By Daylight Is More Violent Than Ever, And The Devs Told Me Why
Dead by Daylight's creative director Dave Richard explained that the game's increasing depiction of violence is a conscious decision to align with the genre's growing popularity and player demand for more intense experiences. This evolution is evident in the game's 'moris' and upcoming collaborations like the one with the Terrifier franchise.
Everything Announced For Dead by Daylight During Its 10th Anniversary Stream
Behaviour Interactive celebrated Dead by Daylight's 10th anniversary by announcing numerous updates, including new killers like Jason Voorhees, Art the Clown, and Frank Stone, and a new survivor, Shane Wiigwaas. The game will also receive a new mall map, various cosmetic crossovers with franchises like The Walking Dead and Silent Hill, and future additions like modding tools and new game modes. The studio also confirmed that a Dead by Daylight movie is in development with director Thordur Palsson.
As Dead by Daylight turns 10, Behavior unveils game-changing overhaul that will "make the next ten better than the first"
Behavior Interactive is celebrating Dead by Daylight's 10th anniversary with a major game overhaul planned for 2027, focusing on visual upgrades, improved animations, and dynamic weather. The developer is also introducing creative modding tools, new game modes including a 1v1 experience and a zombie mode, and new licensed content like Art the Clown from Terrifier and collaborations with Diablo and Scooby-Doo.
Notable Box Office Walkouts That Shook the Film Industry
This article discusses ten films that have famously caused audience walkouts due to their shocking content, ranging from graphic violence to intense psychological horror. Films like Terrifier 3, The House That Jack Built, and Midsommar are highlighted for pushing viewers beyond their comfort zones, with some incidents even leading to medical attention or bans.
