*Update: Alien may actually be coming to Dead by Daylight after the release of the first sci-fi chapter presented during the game's seventh anniversary livestream, in fact the next two chapters on Dead by Daylight will be licensed.

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Since the last time I told you about the next chapter of Dead by Daylight being licensed, you have contacted me expressing your curiosity about who Behaviour Interactive's next collaboration might be, and just in the last hour you have made me curious by pointing out a peculiarity of an image posted via the game's forum.

In fact, in the Dead by Daylight forum, in the image dedicated to the Lunar New Year skins, there is the survivor mimicking the number 3 with his hands, and inside the rabbit depicted behind him, there seems to be some sort of form of the Cowering Alien:

Many of you have pointed out to me that that 3 could be a way of indicating Alien 3, and thus the arrival of a June collaboration.

Just a few days ago I told you about the likelihood that Alien could be the new license coming to Dead by Daylight, after the collaboration with Fortnite last year:

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But let's take a step back for a moment: what is Alien?

For those who don’t know what I'm talking about, Alien was born in 1979 from an idea by Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett, directed by Ridley Scott and produced by 20th Century Fox, still considered one of the masterpieces of Ridley Scott and one of the best science fiction films ever.

After the incredible success of the first film, others followed, with some crossover films with Predator, but no film succeeded in surprising as the first of Ridley Scott.

Since 1979, the fanbase of Alien has become huge, and huge is also the desire that the community has to see it on Dead by Daylight. On the other hand after the Demogorgon from Stranger Things, Ghostface from Scream, Pyramid Head from Silent Hill, the Nemesis from Resident Evil and all the other licensed contents, nothing seems impossible, and so dreaming is more than permissible, but there is something that could make these dreams, something actually real.

The license of Alien in fact has found a way to assert itself in the world of video games thanks to Alien: Isolation, a first-person shooter horror game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by SEGA in 2014, and that is considered one of the most successful horror single player games and one of the very few tie-ins worthy of note, with an incredible artificial intelligence and well-groomed technical side.