Traditionally, horror games have been a solo endeavor, which tends to create a much more isolated, and therefore terrifying, experience. However, over the past few years, there's been a shift towards multiplayer titles, with the likes of Phasmophobia and Dead by Daylight generating lots of replay value for fans. The latter in particular has seen a consistent stream of updates and bug fixes, and the game's studio, Behavior Interactive, recently rolled out its latest patch.
Those who regularly play Dead by Daylight may have already started seeing version 6.1.0 going live. A post on the official Steam page outlines what is, quite frankly, a laundry list of tweaks, fixes, and quality-of-life improvements to the game. One thing that has been given an adjustment is the generator repair, which now takes 90 seconds as opposed to 80. Some of the killer actions, like kicking a pallet, have had their speeds increased, and there have been a lot of perks added and reworked for both the killers and survivors.
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On top of this, Tome 12 has also started rolling out. Tomes in Dead by Daylight implement new challenges and additional lore. A lengthy post on the game's website outlines the new memories and logs, as well as listing the challenges, such as having to damage six generators in one of the maps. The entire changelog can be found in the links at the bottom of this article.
In addition to this, the patch notes on Steam say that the developer has added five maze tiles for the McMillan Estate level. The game frequently gets updates, with at least one major patch going live each month. As well as all the usual tweaks and adjustments, Behavior seeks to continuously
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