With years of experience toying with the adrenaline of its players through numerous updates alongside exciting licensed collaborations via Dead by Daylight, Behaviour Interactive is celebrating all things for the game with new announcements. Previously, the firm shared a film adaptation is in the works in collaboration with Blumhouse Productions.
Additionally, the firm is also teaming for more titles as well. In a separate update, Behaviour Interactive told its new partnerships expands to Midwinter Entertainment for a new multiplayer title as well as an original story experience when teaming alongside Supermassive Games too. Well, the new story-focused telling was officially revealed at The Game Awards.
You can watch the announcement trailer for The Casting Of Frank Stone in the video below:
“The shadow of Frank Stone looms over Cedar Hills, a town forever altered by his violent past. As a group of young friends are about to discover, Stone’s blood-soaked legacy cuts deep, leaving scars across families, generations, and the very fabric of reality itself,” Behaviour Interactive writes for the game’s description.
“In the depths of an Oregon steel mill, the gruesome crimes of a sadistic killer spawn horrors beyond comprehension. Delve into the mystery of Cedar Hills alongside an original cast of characters bound together on a twisted journey where nothing is quite as it seems. […] Every decision you make shapes the story and impacts the fate of the characters within it. Brimming with emotional gut-punches and high-stakes horror, discover how a simple decision can become a truly heart-wrenching dilemma.”
Adding, “Experience a never-before-seen look at the wider world of Dead by Daylight brought to life with new levels of emotion, immersion, and intensity through Supermassive Games’ cinematic storytelling. Filled with spine-chilling twists, this dark original tale is certain to haunt you long after it’s over.”
What has you most excited for The Casting Of Frank Stone?
The Casting Of Frank Stone ships sometime in 2024.
Source: Behaviour Interactive
