Dead by Daylight's ever-expanding roster of killers welcomes a thrilling new addition: Ken Kaneki from the popular Tokyo Ghoul franchise. This exciting crossover, slated for release in 2025, brings Kaneki's unique ghoul abilities to the asymmetrical horror gameplay.
Prepare for a unique killer experience. Kaneki's iconic kagune isn't just for attacking; it's also his key to mobility. He can use it to leap between surfaces, adding a dynamic and agile dimension to his gameplay. This innovative mechanic faithfully reflects Kaneki's powers from the Tokyo Ghoul anime and manga, seamlessly integrating him into the Dead by Daylight universe.
This collaboration underscores Dead by Daylight's dedication to expanding its universe with beloved characters from diverse franchises. By staying true to the source material while offering fresh gameplay, this crossover promises an exhilarating experience for fans of both Dead by Daylight and Tokyo Ghoul. Get ready for the update!
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