Dead by Daylight Marks 10 Years With an Exclusive, No-Restock Merch Collection

Ten Years in The Fog

Dead by Daylight hits one of the most significant milestones in its history in 2026: a full decade as the defining name in asymmetrical multiplayer survival horror. To mark the occasion, Behaviour Interactive has unveiled the "10th Anniversary Collection," an exclusive merch line that, according to the official Steam announcement, will be available only between June 12 and July 31, 2026, while supplies last.

What's in the Anniversary Collection

The lineup brings together exactly ten collectibles inspired by the game's universe. Confirmed items include a picture disc box set, a cassette box set, a signed and numbered framed art print, an exclusive Youtooz figure, and various apparel. Ten collectibles, one single release run — a number that's no coincidence, mirroring exactly ten years of the game's life.

No Restocks: The Most Important Warning

The key thing fans need to keep in mind is that this collection will not be restocked under any circumstances. Once stock runs out or the July 31, 2026 deadline passes, the collection will be gone for good. Individual prices for each item were not detailed in the official announcement, so interested buyers will need to check the game's store directly for exact pricing.

A Decade Few Saw Coming

That Dead by Daylight would reach its tenth anniversary in strong form is something few would have predicted back in 2016. The game has built its longevity on a steady stream of content — chapters that bring in iconic licenses from horror cinema and literature — keeping its community engaged year after year. The title continues to receive regular balance updates and new content, as we covered at XPFeed when The Slasher was rebalanced just before hitting the live servers.

A Gift for the Most Devoted Fans

This anniversary collection is clearly aimed at the game's most dedicated long-time fans — those who have spent years living in The Fog. Items like the signed and numbered art print or the Youtooz figure have all the hallmarks of pieces designed for serious collectors, not mass consumption. The purchase window is generous — nearly seven weeks — but the absence of any restock makes every item potentially scarce from day one.

Which of the ten anniversary collectibles do you consider a must-have — or would you rather Behaviour channel that energy into in-game content?