Dead By Daylight New Cosmetics August 2022

Dead by Daylight releases new cosmetics regularly, both for its licensed icons of horror gaming and its own original characters.

Players can earn cosmetics from the Rift or purchase them from the in-game store for Iridescent Shards or Auric Cells.

Here are all Dead by Daylight cosmetics coming in August 2022 and which characters are receiving new skins.

Dead by Daylight August 2022 Cosmetics

Leaker Leaks by Daylight leaked information about all of the upcoming August 2022 cosmetics, which will be released in batches throughout the month.

2rd August Release

Two skins, one for The Artist and one for Nea Karlsson, will release on 2nd August 2022.

The Artist cosmetic will be called "Image of the Furies," with Nea's being titled "Rhamnusia's Retribution."

Both will cost 1080 Auric Cells, or 21,600 Shards, each.

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The Artist's features her with a large gaping, open mouth with teeth, a truly horrifying skin. Nea's features her wearing a brown jacket with light brown accents and white, short hair.

11th August Release

The 11th August release will include even more cosmetics, for a total of four to be released that day.

The outfits include Feng Min's "Stan Outfit," The Trickster's "Stage General," Yun-Jin Lee's "Judge To The Stars," and Kate Denson's "A Little Bit Country".

Those are all of the Dead by Daylight cosmetics for August. What do you think about them?

For more Dead by Daylight updates, including about the upcoming Resident Evil Project W and other information about other Behaviour games, be sure to tune into the Behaviour Beyond live stream on 3rd August.

And that's all. For more Dead by Daylight news, guides, tips, and leaks, be sure to check out our dedicated section.

Featured image courtesy of Behaviour Interactive.