Behaviour Interactive, the developer of 'Dead by Daylight', has dismissed the possibility of a sequel.

This was confirmed through an exclusive interview with IGN published on the 4th. The interview, conducted at GDC last March, was arranged to share the 10th anniversary of 'Dead by Daylight' and the company's future vision, with Head of Partnerships Mathieu Côté and Creative Director Dave Richard in attendance.

The most notable point from the interview was the response that 'Dead by Daylight 2' will not be released. Mathieu Côté stated, “It might be much easier to build a sequel to solve technical issues. However, it makes no sense for the fans, because they have already invested their time and money into Dead by Daylight,” making it clear that they have no intention of undermining the fans' experience.

Creative Director Dave Richard added, “We will continue to refine the game so that even those who start today can feel like they are playing the latest title.” This indicates a commitment to continue services and updates rather than developing a sequel, allowing existing players to maintain their current experience while playing a modern game.

Meanwhile, the interview also mentioned the game's future schedule and changes. A 10th-anniversary party is scheduled to be held in Montreal on June 14th, and changes to the matchmaking system were also announced.