8 years later, here's how Dead by Daylight keeps pushing the limits of horror: "You're extremely grossed out but then you're extremely proud"
Interview | Delving into The Unknown, analog horror, and new chapter 'All Things Wicked' with Behaviour Interactive's Dave Richard and Nicolas Barrière
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“The Unknown is difficult to talk about because it is unknown, right?” Richard laughs, citing analog horror as a core influence of the asymmetrical horror game’s newest chapter. “And one of the pillars for the narrative was that this character needed to stay cryptic, and unfathomable, and unknowable. So that’s how we’ve designed the character.” In short? The DBD devs want you to play with your own theories and turn this creature into your own creepypasta. Taking one look at the physiological nightmare that is The Unknown, that shouldn’t be too hard.
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TIME AND TERROR
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As one of the twisted minds behind its gameplay mechanics, Barrière has loved the feedback following The Unknown’s debut in DBD’s …
