A few years ago, the game director of Dead by Daylight, Mathieu Cote, said in an interview that the game had reached such popularity that it was not only Behaviour Interactive that was contacting companies to make collaboration agreements, but that the opposite was also happening, and just in that sense in fact a collaboration with Terrifier could take place.

For those who don't know what Terrifier was, it is an indie horror slasher film directed, scripted, edited, and co-produced by Damien Leone whose sequel was released late last year to good success at the box office and also in the public's opinions.

The film revolves around Art the Clown, a murderous clown played by David Howard Thornton, and features numerous gory scenes so much so that some viewers experienced bouts of vomiting and fainting during viewing.

The sequel was critically acclaimed, and thanks in part to the excellent box office, a third sequel is also planned.

Recently, producer Steve Barton said he was open to a collaboration with Dead by Daylight in response to a fan on Twitter:

That’s on them. Our doors open.
— Steve Barton (@UncleCreepy) November 11, 2022

But this is not the first time that Steve Barton has talked about a collaboration with Dead by Daylight, in fact right after the theatrical release of the film's sequel, it was the producer himself who made a tweet about it:

Let’s not let @DeadByBHVR off “the hook” yet! #arttheclown for #DeadbyDaylight make it happen. I’m a DM away. pic.twitter.com/sB34wvUKR3
— Steve Barton (@UncleCreepy) October 10, 2022

This would not be the first time Behaviour Interactive has collaborated with indie realities; in fact, it had already happened with CryptTV a few years ago:

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So collaboration with Terrifier would not be completely impossible, I would also remind you that according to a leak, the next chapter will be in collaboration with a license: