Dead by Daylight, an online-only game, can suffer from network and connection issues from time to time. If you have a feeling thatDBD‘s servers might be down, here’s how you may check the game’s server status and ensure it’s not an issue on your end.

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As of 6/30,Dead by Daylight‘s servers do not appear to be offline. However, with the newTwisted Masquerade eventand an uptick in player count, there could be some server instability.

Users online have been reporting that they’ve been prevented from logging into the game, but that doesn’t seem to be as prevalent as of yet. Events like these, and any major increase in concurrent players, can and will sometimes bring the servers down, though this is usually a temporary issue.

The popular Dead by Daylight 2v8 mode returns

How to check DBD server status?

Unfortunately,Dead by Daylight‘s developer, Behaviour Interactive, does not host an official server check-up service, disallowing people from checking in with an official source. However, services likedowndetectordo the job just right and aggregate user reports of any massive network issues that usually explain whatever issue you may be facing.

Keep in mind that sometimes connection problems aren’t on the game’s side but yours, so here’s what you can do to ensure everything is up and running if downdetector doesn’t indicate any underlying issue:

trapper and wraith in dead by daylight 2v8 mode

This is by no means an exhaustive list of steps you’re able to take, but will usually lead to some kind of resolution to whatever network issue you may be facing at the moment.

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