“Enter the Fog: The Dead by Daylight Immersive Experience” will make its world premiere at the Moreno Valley Museum & ArtSpace on Oct. 30. Based on the hit asymmetrical multiplayer horror game, the 45-minute interactive attraction tasks guests with working together to help Survivors escape.
Developed by Behaviour Interactive, Dead by Daylight pits four Survivors against one Killer as they race to repair generators, power the exit gates, and escape alive. Over the past decade, more than 70 million players worldwide have entered The Fog. Now, Inland Empire fans can experience the terror without a controller.
The attraction unfolds in three acts, using 360-degree wall and floor projections, surround sound, and motion-tracking technology that responds to every step. Guests begin in a shifting gallery of the game’s most feared Killers held inside towering containment crates before flesh-like webs engulf the walls. The environment then sweeps players through iconic, terrifying locations as they run alongside Survivors racing toward an open exit gate with Killers close behind.
In the finale, the generators fail, the gate begins to close, and a single, shared heartbeat speeds up around the room. Guests must become players, stepping onto interactive floor stations to restore power before the Killers invade. Every guest must help save an assigned Survivor—though not everyone is guaranteed to make it out.
“This is the immersive gallery at its most fearless,” says Corey Ross, CEO of Lighthouse Immersive, the company that created the immersive experience for the Moreno Valley Museum & ArtSpace. “Guests don’t just watch the story; they have to work together to survive it, and that shared rush is something you can’t get from a screen at home.”
“The Dead by Daylight Immersive Experience” opens Oct. 30 and will run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on select dates. Tickets are on sale now at MorenoValleyMuseum.com.
