Dead by Daylight: Roots of Dread Chapter (English/Chinese/Korean/Japanese Ver.)
- PS Plus required for online play
- Online play required
- Supports up to 5 online players with PS Plus
In-Game Purchases, Users Interact
- PS Plus required for online play
- Online play required
- Supports up to 5 online players with PS Plus
When the dusk turns full dark, it comes. Dead by Daylight’s Roots of Dread Chapter features a new Killer – The Dredge – and a new Survivor, Haddie Kaur. A new map, the disturbing Garden of Joy, is available for all players. Purchasing this add-on also unlocks an exclusive outfit for Haddie: The Pale Piped Shirt.
The Killer is The Dredge. A formless mass of twisted limbs writhing in the shadows, The Dredge is a manifestation of repressed darkness. All light will drain in the presence of this unsettling abomination. Look no further than the once-idyllic Garden of Joy, left forever tainted by The Dredge’s gruesome appetite. Yet few stand bolder than Haddie Kaur. Fuelled by courage, determination, and a dash of morbid curiosity, this explorer of haunted corners leaves no stone unturned in her quest for eldritch understanding.
- Platform:
- PS4, PS5
- Release:
- 7/6/2022
- Publisher:
- Starbreeze Publishing AB
- Genres:
- Horror, Horror
WARNING: PHOTOSENSITIVITY/EPILEPSY SEIZURES
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