If you want to know more about the DBD Chucky release date & time, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we are going to talk about when Chucky is coming to Dead by Daylight and what his peculiarities are going to be. After that, we’ll break down who Chucky is, just in case you’re not familiar with the legendary franchise.

When is Chucky Coming to DBD, Release Date & time

UPDATE: The most likely release time of Chucky in DBD is 4 PM GMT, based purely on previous updates. That’s 5 PM CET, or 7 AM Pacific Time / 11 AM Eastern Time. We’ll keep an eye out and keep you up to speed.

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The release date of Chucky in DBD, aka Dead by Daylight, is November 28th. That’s according to the official website. We don’t now the exact launch time, but we’ll be sure to add it once (and if) it’s revealed. Chucky is going to be a very interesting addition to the game. For one, due to his small size, he’s going to be the first killer with a third-person camera. For the same reason, it’s going to be extra challenging for survivors to keep track of Chucky; it’s definitely going to make things tense. And yes, one of his outfits will be Bride of Chucky, of course it will be!

Who is Chucky?

Now that we know more about the release date & time of Chucky in DBD or Dead by Daylight, there might be some of you wondering who the killer doll even is. Well, he’s the star of the Child’s Play movie series, initially played by the incredible Brad Dourif. His full name is Charles Lee Ray, a serial killer who transfers his soul into a Good Guy doll using a voodoo ritual (just roll with it) to evade capture. The doll is then bought by an unsuspecting child. Shenanigans ensue, culminating with Chucky trying to transfer his soul into the kid, Andy, before getting killed. Except of course the doll isn’t dead for good. His mischief continues across a series of sequels that progressively get campier and sillier. It’s a fantastic ride; I highly recommend watching the old movies. The reboot with Mark Hamill is okay, but it doesn’t have that unique charm.

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