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Dead by Daylight to Remove Chucky Chapter from Sale on Nov 24, 2026

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Behaviour Interactive announced that all Chucky content in Dead by Daylight will no longer be available for purchase starting next month . The Chucky Chapter and its associated content will be removed from in‑game and first‑party stores on November 24, 2026 . Players who have already purchased Chucky‑related content will retain access to it after the removal date . The announcement was shared via social‑media posts and an FAQ from the developers .

Why it matters. Future sales of Chucky content will cease after November 24, 2026, while existing owners will continue to use their purchased items .

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