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​​​​​​​Dead by Daylight unveils new My Little Oni Modifier Event.

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Starting today and ending at 9AM/6AM PST on April 3, players who log in to Dead by Daylight will be able to play an all-new modifier event.

Event details below.


Welcome to My Little Oni.

Towering over Survivors like a bloodthirsty Kaiju is The Oni, who is now bigger and badder than ever. As for our Survivors, who are now up against a colossus, not only do they feel smaller—they are smaller. Don’t worry, they can still reach and work on the Generators to try and escape, but that’s pretty much the only thing they can reach.

Forget about Items. Forget about Chests. Forget about Basements. Forget about vaulting Pallets. Because, when there’s an apocalyptically large Oni chasing you, what’s a Pallet going to do anyway? For our tiny Survivors, too small and frail for Hooks, death only comes in the form of a Mori. Which given the size of the Oni, may or may not be much worse.

Players will be able to choose to play My Little Oni or standard Dead by Daylight Trials from the game’s main menu.

Bigger Oni. Bigger screams. Bigger stakes.


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