Dead by Daylight

Dead by Daylight has been a recurring guest in the house since 2016, popping back up periodically through 2024. Eighty-six hours total spread across multiple revisits. We caught the launch back in 2016 when Behaviour Interactive was still figuring out the 4v1 formula, came back around 2021 to see how years of updates had changed the meta, and checked in again in 2024. The game evolved dramatically across those eight years—the balance shifted, new killers introduced mechanical depth, survivors got stronger tools. Each revisit felt like coming home to a house that had been remodeled. The asymmetric horror design was compelling from day one, but watching the game's mechanical refinement across multiple visits gave the streams unique narrative arc. Peak viewers hit 430 as chat engaged with the high-tension, quick-decision gameplay that made every moment feel consequential.

Dead by Daylight's numbers tracked across its long lifespan. Eighty-six point five hours total, averaging 228 viewers across all our visits, peaking at 430 during the most clutch escape attempts. Just over 20,000 hours watched reflected the game's consistent pull—people knew what they were getting into and showed up for it. The -15 followers lost was practically negligible, which suggests most viewers who came for Dead by Daylight were already aligned with the house's content style.