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DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Heading to Nintendo Switch in Fall 2019

DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Heading to Nintendo Switch in Fall 2019

Montreal, Canada – Behaviour and Koch Media have signed a retail distribution agreement to bring survival horror game Dead by Daylight to the Nintendo Switch (see the Nintendo Direct). This partnership includes all territories except China.

The classic multiplayer survival horror game will launch in the Fall of 2019. This brand new edition will burst with a ton of content, including killers, survivors, maps, chapters and cosmetics.

“Bringing Dead by Daylight to the Nintendo Switch is yet another milestone in the game’s history and a personal dream of mine. Very soon, players will be able to bring their game along and continue serving the Entity on the bus, at work or at home. We are thrilled to be teaming up with Koch Media for the first time. I believe this is the beginning of a very fruitful partnership.” said Stephen Mulrooney, Senior Vice-President, Behaviour Interactive.

“With Dead by Daylight on Nintendo Switch we’re proud to team up with one of the largest development teams worldwide and our successful new distribution partners at Behaviour Interactive”, said Mario Gerhold, International Marketing Director Games at Koch Media. “This game is absolutely outstanding and we’re happy to give players on Nintendo Switch the chance to enjoy the most grown up digital hide and seek game of all time wherever they are.”

About Dead by Daylight

Dead by Daylight is an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game in which one crazed killer hunts four friends through a terrifying nightmare. Players take on the role of both killer and survivors in a deadly game of cat and mouse. It’s a mature gamer take on the thrills of hide and seek. Dead by Daylight is available on PC via Steam, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

Related: DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Invites Players to The Hallowed Blight Halloween Event

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