Dead By Daylight: How To Play The Shape
Michael Myers, notorious for terrorizing the teenagers of Haddonfield in Halloween, brings his signature brand of horror to Dead by Daylight. As a stealth killer, the Shape can creep up on survivors without them seeing him, landing an early hit or even snatching survivors off generators.
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The Shape grows in power as he stalks survivors, transforming from killer who is stealthy but slow and weak to one who trades his stealth for an insta-downing stab and faster vault speed. Though many players consider Myers one of the weaker killers, experienced players know how to maximize the Shape's unique strengths, making him a killer who is both fun and, in his own way, powerful.
The Shape feeds his power, Evil Within, by stalking survivors. The Shape can stalk multiple survivors at once. When the Shape is stalking, survivors are highlighted, and his Evil builds. There are three tiers of Evil Within, and understanding their strengths and weaknesses is critical to using the Shape well.
In Evil Within I, the Shape has reduced speed (4.2 m/s), a shorter lunge, and is Undetectable. In Evil Within II, the Shape has normal movement speed(4.6 m/s), a slightly above average lunge, a 16-meter terror radius, and slightly quicker vaulting speed. During Evil Within III, the Shape has a long lunge, the ability to insta-down, a normal 32-meter terror radius, and fast vaulting speed. By default, the Shape will revert to Evil Within II 60 seconds after entering Evil Within III.
The Shape's teachable perks are more situational than those of many other killers:
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