After around 400 hours on Console and nearly 1.6k on PC and playing since Freddy's Release back in October 26th of 2017; I'm ready to share my pro's and con's of Dead by Daylight. With 26 chapters and 4 half-chapters I can say that there is A LOT of things to grind for in this game. From grinding the prestige, getting all perks unlocked for all the characters, and getting prestige 100 on your favorite characters; you'll have a lot of stuff to grind for. There is A LOT of different ways to play as either survivor or killer. With survivor there are 34 playable survivors and with a total of 116 perks there are a lot of combinations of perks you can do to find the right playstyle for you and what you like to do. For killer, you have 30 different killers, all with different powers and add-ons to change their power along with the 103 perks so there are endless builds that you can do for your favorite killer. So for pro's there is ENDLESS amounts of content to grind for without it feeling too long. For con's though, the only thing I can think of is that if you're a die hard, "I need to win" player then you will not have a good time. Cause the time's you do lose you will have a HORRIBLE experience, to where you won't recall the good games you had prior that session. Take the game seriously, but don't let it get to you and just keep having the goal of getting better and playing better and most of all having fun. In the end, it's a great game to play and has only gotten better in the recent months and can see it getting better for the future.

After 750+ hours and nearly all achievements (newer ones I'm still missing from being burnt out). Here's my review of Payday 2... a ten year old game.

-Music: With such a wide and diverse selection of music, there will be enough songs you'll enjoy to make a playlist that won't get repetitive. I personally have roughly twenty songs on my loud playlist because they sound so diverse yet all add to the chaotic nature of being in an assault.

-Customization: From masks, gloves, and outfits; there really is a unique combination that anyone can make. You can use the default and still look nice and classy, create a bad-ass outfit that would instill terror if the cops were real, or create such an abomination that leaves people wondering how a government experiment got loose. All in all, with potentially MILLIONS of combinations, create a look that revolves around what you'd enjoy.

-Weapons: You got your generic weapons like Pistols, LMG's, Shotguns, etc. Then you also got your over the top weapons; Miniguns, Rocket Launchers, a literal giant spoon made of gold that sets people on fire. There's really nothing that you can't get your hands on when selecting your load-out. After all, if you're gonna be running through waves and waves of cops, make sure it's with a gun... or kitchen utensil... that'll make you have the most fun.

-Loud: Heists that require police assaults are called Loud Heists. These heists, in my opinion, are the most chaotic mess of fun you'll ever have. Take into account the several difficulties and enemies that appear, then there's a place for everyone. From the new players that are starting out and learning the basics, dealing with some police. To the crazy maniacs that'll run through a horde of special units that'll try to down you before you can even blink.

-Stealth: Heists that either can be done quietly or are required to be done quietly are called Stealth Heists. Even though it's not my cup of tea, it's still really fun to learn and master a stealth heist in it's entirety rather than a loud heist where it's improvising. It's also a lot of fun to do stealth heists solo, cause then you are able to learn all about the heists rather than being carried through it by a vet. All in all, even though it's not my preferred method of playing, it still is a lot of fun.

-Perk Decks: Perk Decks basically dictate how you're gonna play through games. Are you gonna be the support of the group and provide bonuses for the crew, the glass cannon, or the tank of the group? There's so many perk decks that there is an option for you no matter your play style.

-Skills: While perk decks determine your primary play style, skills exist to buff you up and help you with more generic things. Like specializing in being a medic, a tank with a lot more armor, or being the ammo guy. In short, Skills are just as important as Perk Decks and make playing the game so much more fun with all the crazy stuff there are.

-The Grind: Lastly, the grind in this game is LONG. Even though there are only really two things to grind towards, they are a very long process to 100%. The first grind is the achievements. With 1,328 total achievements for this game, it'll take a while to complete even if you are efficient with your time. The second grind is the Infamy System or the Prestige System. To raise your infamy you must reach level 100 and then reset your level back to one. It does get easier each time you raise your infamy, but with FIVE HUNDRED infamy prestige's to go through... it's too much. I personally stopped around Infamy 120 from being burnt out. So while this game does have a grind, it's a very long and tedious process.

In the end, this game has been a lot of fun to play and for $10 is worth giving it a try.