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‘Deathgarden: BLOODHARVEST’ is Out Now, Rebuilt & Redesigned and Featuring a Terminator T-800 Skin!

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Dead By Daylight developer Behavior Interactive has rebuilt and relaunched its multiplayer survival action game Deathgarden as Deathgarden: BLOODHARVEST and is available on Steam now in Early Access

After spending a year redesigning the game and rebuilding it from the ground up, Behavior relaunches Deathgarden in its new state and offers up some treats for new and returning players including a Terminator T-800 skin which you can see in the below gameplay trailer.

To celebrate this renewed Early Access launch on Steam, Behaviour Interactive has arranged a limited time, two-for-one sale for Deathgarden: BLOODHARVEST at $9.99 USD for one week only before the game returns to its new permanent price of $14.99 USD. There is also a Steam Free Weekend offer for Deathgarden: BLOODHARVEST starting today and ending May 26, 2019.

New players and early adopters alike can also look forward to the Terminator T-800 Endoskeleton cosmetic set for the hunter. Starting today, players can purchase this cosmetic set to enter the garden as a legendary and unstoppable T-800.

Players who purchased the original Deathgarden before today’s Deathgarden: BLOODHARVEST launch will receive two Legacy Cosmetics, a VIP flair, and a transfer of all earned exclusive cosmetics with a bonus currency pack based on their original Deathgarden player level.

Wondering what Deathgarden is all about? Well take a look at the summary below.

Deathgarden: BLOODHARVEST finds players in a dark and divided future. Only those deemed worthy are granted entrance to the Enclave, an opulent safe haven, while the rest are damned to almost certain death in the slums. The only gateway between these two worlds is The Bloodharvest, a twisted trial of violence that takes place in arenas known as Deathgardens.

Hunters enter the Bloodharvest willingly, yearning to ruthlessly kill scavengers to rise through the social ranks of the Enclave’s society. For scavengers, entering the Deathgarden is their only chance to escape a life of disease and despair by proving themselves worthy.