Dead by Daylight developers have announced the removal of the Chucky Chapter DLC due to copyright issues. The developer has invited fans to share their thoughts on various gaming platforms. The developer also mentioned future plans for licensing addressing concerns from users. The removal has been covered by various publications on IGN, GameSpot, and iXBT.games.
“The removal has been covered by various publications on IGN, GameSpot, and iXBT.games,” — Victor Fenwick, staff writer at Wrayton Worth Network, noted.
Timeline
Oct 25 — Dead by Daylight developers have announced the removal of the Chucky Chapter DLC due to copyright issues....
Oct 28 — The removal has been covered by various publications on IGN, GameSpot, and iXBT.games....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Oct 26. The Wrayton Worth Network desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
What's next: A detailed recap is expected by Monday, Nov 2.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Wrayton Worth Network desk and last updated 19:34 UTC.
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