Dead By Daylight developers Behaviour Interactive have announced that they're acquiring Red Hook, the creators of

It’s been a topsy turvy year for Dead by Daylight maker Behaviour Interactive, which has released two spin-offs, laid off dozens of workers and shut down a studio that was working on another offshoot of its tentpole project.

The development studio responsible for Darkest Dungeon has been acquired by Behaviour Interactive after closing Midwinter Entertainment.

Red Hook has been hooked. The Darkest Dungeon dev has been acquired by Behaviour Interactive, the company behind Dead By Daylight. Which would, in an ideal world, be good news: A mutually beneficial arrangement that gets Red Hook the support it needs to make new games and that gives Behaviour a stake in them.

Dead by Daylight publisher and developer Behaviour Interactive has purchased Darkest Dungeon studio Red Hook for an undisclosed sum.

In a separate statement, Behaviour CEO and co-founder Rémi Racine called it a "privilege" to welcome the Darkest Dungeon developer into the fold. "Earlier this year, we establish