ICYMI: Krafton Inc. and Behaviour Interactive have come together for a new DeadByDaylight crossover event in NewStateMobile.
\n Starting next week, you'll be able to run around the map being chased by some familiar faces to the DBD universe, while also dressing up as your favorite survivors in various outfits. Plus some new additions to one of the maps that will give you a bit of nostalgia to places you've been trapped in the other universe. You can read more about the collaboration below as it kicks off this Wednesday.\nCredit: Krafton Inc.
24, players can obtain various Dead By Daylight items such as helmets, backpacks, frying pans, and parachutes, along with costumes depicting some of New State Mobile's infamous Killers. Rewards can be obtained through mission achievement events, with special Dead By Daylight profile effects for completing everything.\nHelp Celebrate New State Mobile's First Anniversary: To celebrate the first anniversary of New State Mobile's launch a special in-game event will be held from Nov.
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