Behaviour Interactive Announces Layoffs Amid Structural Changes

The Dead by Daylight developer will cut 95 jobs, primarily in Montreal, as it refocuses on core strengths in a competitive market.

This is the second round of layoffs for Behaviour Interactive in 2024, following January's reduction of 45 employees.
The restructuring aims to enhance the company's focus on horror games and service projects.
Despite layoffs, development on Dead by Daylight and other projects will continue unaffected.
The studio's workforce had grown significantly from 575 to 1,300 employees over the past five years.
The gaming industry has seen widespread layoffs this year, with major companies like Microsoft and Sony also reducing staff.