Dead by Daylight Chapter All-Kill Comeback Brings First Urban Map and Returning Talent
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Dead by Daylight's All-Kill Comeback chapter arrives on March 17, bringing the game's first urban map with a two-story nightclub, new survivor Kwon Tae-young voiced by Kevin Woo, and a public test build on Steam.
Behaviour Interactive is shaking up the Fog with its upcoming chapter, Dead by Daylight: All-Kill Comeback. Launching on March 17, this update introduces the game's very first urban map, titled The Trickster's Delusion. Pulled straight from the Killer's twisted subconscious by The Entity, the new arena steps away from traditional forests and desolate industrial yards to offer dense neon lighting, retail shops, a bustling marketplace, and a sprawling two-story nightclub. For a game that relies heavily on claustrophobic outdoor loops, adding a vertical city environment completely changes how survivors and killers will navigate chases.
Alongside the new arena, the chapter introduces a fresh survivor named Kwon Tae-young. Lore-wise, Kwon is a tech specialist working on a virtual idol project called MiNA, which is designed to replicate the original K-pop star turned killer, the Trickster. Behaviour Interactive brought back musician and voice actor Kevin Woo to voice the new survivor, returning to the franchise after previously consulting on the initial All-Kill chapter. Woo brings fresh vocal depth to the project following his recent work on KPop Demon Hunters, leaning into the intense audio cues that define high-stakes survival horror.
Players eager to test out the new content do not have to wait until March. The Public Test Build is live on Steam, allowing the community to stress-test the new map layout and survivor perks before the official release. As Dead by Daylight continues to evolve with ambitious map designs and deeper narrative crossovers, updates like All-Kill Comeback show how the developer keeps its massive player base engaged across PC and console platforms alike.
Original reporting by Rachel Weber via IGN South Africa
Tags: Dead by Daylight, Behaviour Interactive, Gaming News, Horror Games, PC Gaming
Original article: IGN South Africa