Dead by Daylight: Old Wounds Pack Windows

I'll be straight with you: this is a DLC content pack, not a standalone game, and the question of whether it's worth your money is almost entirely about where you currently sit in Dead by Daylight's ever-expanding roster. The Old Wounds Pack bundles eight original characters drawn from four full chapters - Darkness Among Us, Demise of the Faithful, Cursed Legacy, and Chains of Hate - into a single purchase that replaced those chapters on first-party stores when it launched in January 2024. If you already own any of those chapters individually, this pack adds nothing for you. If you don't, it's a dense haul. On the killer side, the four characters here cover a genuinely wide range of playstyles. The Legion runs Feral Frenzy, a chainable multi-target sprint that inflicts Deep Wound across multiple survivors and builds momentum with each consecutive hit - chaotic and pressure-heavy. The Plague weaponizes infection, forcing survivors to either suffer accumulated illness or cleanse at pools that power up the Plague's own ranged vomit attack, creating a constant resource dilemma. The Oni absorbs blood energy from injured survivors to fuel a devastating demon dash that one-shots downed targets, rewarding aggressive early play. The Deathslinger is the ranged outlier - a slow-moving sharpshooter who fires a chained spear from his Redeemer rifle to reel survivors in, trading mobility for precision and map control. Four killers, four fundamentally different threat models. That variety alone is the pack's strongest argument. The survivor side is quieter, as it tends to be in DbD - Jeff Johansen, Jane Romero, Yui Kimura, and Zarina Kassir each bring their own perk sets, some of which have staying power in team builds. Zarina's For the People and Yui's Any Means Necessary have both seen serious competitive use over the years, so there's genuine perk value here beyond cosmetic novelty. Eight additional outfits and four exclusive items round out the package. The honest caveat is structural. Behaviour Interactive consolidated these chapters into bundle packs partly as a commercial move - individual chapters were delisted from first-party stores at the same time. You can still unlock killers and survivors through the in-game store using Auric Cells or Iridescent Shards, so if you only want one or two of these characters, grinding or selective spending in-game may serve you better. The pack makes most sense for a newer player who wants roster depth fast, or a returning player with a specific gap across all four of these chapters. Community reception on Steam sits around 78% positive across a small sample, which tracks - nobody is upset with the content itself, the friction is more about the broader chapter consolidation policy than the characters' quality. Bottom line for anyone on the fence: the killers here are among DbD's more mechanically interesting originals. The Plague and Deathslinger in particular have dedicated mains for good reason. If two or more of these four killers are on your wishlist, the bundle math works in your favor. Alex, Scout Team