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Dead By Daylight Mobile creeps onto iOS and Android this spring, now open for pre-registration

Aims to be a fully-fledged, definitive port

Dead By Daylight Mobile creeps onto iOS and Android this spring, now open for pre-registration

The long-awaited mobile port of 4v1 asymmetrical horror game, Dead By Daylight, is finally heading westward after launching last year in select regions. Developer Behaviour Interactive is aiming to launch it this spring, meaning we hopefully won't have too long to wait to get stuck in.

It sees one player taking on the role of a killer tasked with hunting down and sacrificing player-controlled survivors. As a survivor, you'll scramble around the map to restart generators while attempting to outrun or hide from the killer. It's an exceedingly dangerous game of cat and mouse.

One of its biggest draws are the various iconic killers you'll be able to play as. Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, Leatherface, and that weird pig thing from Saw are just a few of the killers on offer. They each come with their own unique skills to keep things fresh and (hopefully) scary.

To date, Dead By Daylight has been played by over a whopping 15 million players across PC and consoles.

Today marks the launch of its extensive Google Play pre-registration campaign. As you might have guessed, there are some neat rewards up for grabs, with the top milestone being 1 million pre-registered users, which is probably quite attainable for such a hotly anticipated port.

I reviewed an earlier version of Dead By Daylight Mobile back in July of last year. It was in a very rough state at that point, blighted by muddy visuals, low-res character models, and woeful controls. I would imagine that things have improved drastically since then, though.

If you'd like to find out, you can pre-register to play at launch over on Google Play or the game's official site. It's set to come to iOS and Android this spring.

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Cameron Bald
Cameron Bald
Cameron started out as an intern here in late 2018, then went on to join us as our News Editor in July 2019. He brings with him an encyclopedic knowledge of decade-old GamesMaster review scores and plenty of stinking takes on games, movies, and proper pizza etiquette.