Dead by Daylight: The Walking Dead is available to play now on PC in Public Test Build through Steam, while the full chapter ...

A dubious Dead By Daylight rumor claims another beloved license is set to leave DBD after Pinhead’s removal earlier this year ...

This suggests that Behaviour Interactive is in fact, working on an entirely new IP, as opposed to any of its existing projects, such as Dead By Daylight or perhaps even the recently revealed post ...

Last week, Behaviour Interactive announced that they will publish a brand new horror game from NightByte Games, going by the name of It Has My Face. The game is pretty simplistic and super ...

Behaviour Interactive, the folks behind Dead By Daylight, put together extravagant livestreams every so often.Typically just to show off whatever is coming next for the asymmetrical horror ...

After finding commercial success in Dead By Daylight, Montreal-based developer Behaviour Interactive eyes its next asymmetrical, competitive multiplayer shooter. AS THE ELEVATOR doors open onto ...

Behaviour Interactive plans to leverage Midwinter Entertainment’s “deep experience and talent,” welcoming the opportunity to channel their skills into “exciting and original intellectual ...

Behaviour Interactive's projects are a mix of co-development and work-for-hire, working on franchises such as Fallout, Halo, Assassin's Creed and Warhammer 40,000, as well as developing its own IP.

Behaviour Interactive's website states that the company has over 1,300 employees across its different studios. These sadly aren’t the only games industry layoffs to have been reported this week.

Behaviour Interactive announced it will be laying off up to 95 employees, including 70 based in Montreal, following several strategic structural changes.

Behaviour Interactive has acquired Netherlands-based developer Codeglue, which will now operate as Behaviour Rotterdam, the company announced.

The sights I saw during my visit at Behaviour Interactive backed up his words. Around 4:30, the office grew quieter. Monitors were switched off, drawing tablets were set aside, ...