Dead by Daylight gives away 200K Bloodpoints and more to all fans

Dead by Daylight Bloodpoints

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Last Updated: 8 December 2025

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Lewis White

Behaviour Interactive has confirmed a new free giveaway of Dead by Daylight goodies for all players of their asymmetrical multiplayer game.

While fans wait for the game’s Christmas leaks to become reality, the game’s developers have confirmed new Twitch drops that will give players access to even more Bloodpoints.

Announced on social media, Behaviour’s latest DBD Twitch drops will become active tomorrow when the in-game Bone Chill Event goes live.

Starting on December 9, 2025 at 11:00 AM E.T., the new Bone Chill Event Twitch Drops will give players a host of new goodies. However, you’ll only have until January 6, 2026 at 11:00 AM E.T. to get everything.

Thankfully, it won’t take long to get everything from the new Twitch Drops with the main 200,000 Bloodpoints draw only requiring players to watch a single hour of DBD streams on Twitch.

Additionally, players are able to unlock the Winter Crow Badge at just three hours of watch time, and the Holiday Horse Banner at just 6 hours of watch time. Here’s a simple table of everything in case your eyes glassed over while reading that.

Reward Watch Time
200K BloodpointsWatch 1 Hour of Dead by Daylight Streams
Winter Crow BadgeWatch 3 Hours of Dead by Daylight Streams
Holiday Horse BannerWatch 6 Hours of Dead by Daylight Streams

This is just the start of Behaviour Interactive’s plans for Dead by Daylight this holiday season. So, be sure to keep your eyes open for any additional DBD news as the developer releases even more freebies this month.

Additionally, if you just want to grab a host of freebies for your game, check out the active Dead by Daylight codes right now.

About The Author

Lewis White

Lewis White is a veteran games journalist with over a decade in the field. Starting with beloved Xbox website ICXM/XboxMAD, Lewis became the Gaming Editor at MSPoweruser before becoming the Editor in Chief of StealthOptional and Gfinityesports. Lewis later jumped to By Gamers For Gamers where he jumped to become EIC of VideoGamer and the host of the New VideoGamer Podcast prior to the website’s acquisition.

Over the years, Lewis has also seen long-form investigative pieces published in outlets such as Eurogamer, PCGamesN, Wireframe, Retro Gamer, Nintendo Life, and EDGE. Now, as the Editor in Chief of FRVR Blog, Lewis strives to bring the same level of quality journalism with interview-led content to the site in both written and audio form with the FRVR Podcast.

With a First Degree BA Hons in Games Journalism and Public Relations, Lewis has been a stable part of the British games press for over a decade, and has frequently displayed his love of Halo, The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and other games pretty much everywhere he’s worked. And FRVR is no different.

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