How Texas Chain Saw Massacre Is Trying to Stand Out From Dead By Daylight

For seven years now, Dead By Daylight has had a monopoly on the asymmetrical multiplayer game market. A game that sees a team of four survivors go up against one killer, Dead By Daylight is an extremely simple title on the surface, but a fairly complicated one to master, with plenty of perks, characters, and maps for players to get their head around. And while there have been plenty of competitors over the last few years, like Evil Dead, Friday the 13th, and Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, none have managed to knock Dead By Daylight from its pedestal. But that might be about to change.