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If you’re looking for a way to try Dead by Daylight’s PTB that probably means you want to test out a new chapter or changes the developers are making.
It’s worth mentioning the PTB is currently only available to PC owners of the game so you’re out of luck if you’re on another platform.
Here’s how to access the PTB, according to not_Queen, Dead by Daylight’s community manager.
The Player Test build is only accessible to Steam players on PC, so that means if you’re on any of the other platforms, you’re out of luck. There currently aren’t any plans to bring it to console at this time, but we’ve seen games like PUBG introduce a test server on PS4 and Xbox One, so maybe it could happen for DBD one day.
OPTING IN
- Close the Dead by Daylight application
- Right-Click the Dead by Daylight Application in your Steam Library
- Access Properties
- Access the “Beta” Tab
- Select “public-test” from the dropdown
- Restart Steam (not required, but this updates the UI properly and kicks off the download)
OPTING OUT
- Close the Dead by Daylight application
- Right-Click the Dead by Daylight Application in your Steam Library
- Access Properties
- Access the “Beta” Tab
- Select “NONE – Opt out of all beta programs” from the dropdown
- Restart Steam (not required, but this updates the UI properly and kicks off the download)
This ability to join the PTB will become available once the PTB is actually launched.
In most cases players will want to be trying out the new killers coming from new chapters, meaning queues for killer will likely be very long.
The PTB is traditionally only live for a couple of days before it disappears so if you want to get on and try out the changes you’ll have to do it rather fast.
Dead by Daylight is out now on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile.