Dead by Daylight Mobile Survivor Tier List

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If you're a Dead by Daylight Mobile player, you're probably aware of how important it is to choose the right survivor. Each survivor has different stats, perks, and abilities that can make them more effective in certain situations.

Knowing which one is the best and why is key to survival. So to help you out, we've ranked every survivor currently in the game and put them into a tier list. Check it out below.

S-Tier Survivors

• Dwight Fairfield
• Claudette Morel

The S-tier are going to be the best of the best that Dead by Daylight Mobile has to offer. The two survivors, Dwight and Claudette have powerful perks that pop them to the top of the other roster.

Dwight Fairfield is a brilliant support and leader for any team. His Bond perk allows him to see the auras of other teammates. Prove Thyself is another perk that boosts repair speed for all the allies. And finally, the Leader perk increases the speed of everyone in his range.

Claudette Morel is the jack of all trades and by far the game's most popular survivor because she can win as a solo survivor. Empathy is a perk of hers that reveals fellow survivors who are injured. On top of this, she can heal herself with the Self-Care perk, with this perk she won't waste a med kit. In combination with her two other perks, she has Botany Knowledge which allows her to heal other survivors without using a med kit.

A-Tier Survivors

• David King
• Meg Thomas
• Jake Park
• Feng Min
• Nea Karlsson
• Kate Denson

In the A-tier the survivors are the ones that have strong perks but are going to fulfill a specific role. We aren't in the niche territory, yet.

David King is a great representation of being the ideal person for his role as a tank against a killer. The Dead Hard perk when activated gives up adrenaline to avoid damage. Combine this perk with No Mither which makes David not produce pools of blood, reduces his grunts of pain, and improves his recovery speed, and you can recover fully from a dying state. Then his last perk, We're Gonna Live Forever, makes it, so he can heal fellow survivors twice as fast. His kit encourages him to be out in the killer's face, so his survivor friends can accomplish their tasks.

B-Tier Survivors

• Yui Kimura
• Jeff Johansen
• Yun-Jin Lee

The B-tier is finally the niche section of the tier list. These killers can be strong in the right situations and in the correct hands.

Yui Kimura is the queen of the B-tiers, solely focused on creating great results for other survivors and herself when they are engaged with the killer and during a loop. When Yui is damaged her Lucky Break perk activates which suppresses her pools of blood and the marks left behind from pallets or jumping through windows. This only activates when she is injured! Her Any Means Necessary perk allows her to see downed pallets and reset them upright to be used again. Then her last perk, Breakout, grants more wiggle speed to a carried survivor in her vicinity.

C-Tier Survivors

• Jane Romero

Okay, we're in the C-Tier now. This survivor has two good perks and one pretty bad perk.Jane's two good perks are Solidarity and Head On. Solidarity allows Jane to heal other survivors while she also heals herself at a 50% rate. The Head On skill is good in precarious situations when you're stuck in a locker. When leaving a locker after being inside of one for three seconds she will stun the killer for three seconds. Poised on the other hand is less than good, she won't leave scratch marks after a generator is completed, which is something that each survivor may do at least once a match.

D-Tier Survivors

• Ace Visconti
• Adam Francis

The D-tier is the bottom of the barrel. We haven't been able to find many positives with these two survivors. Mostly looking at how both Ace and Adam are heavily reliant on randomness to be considered 'good'. Even when their perks are successful the survivors honestly don't bring much to the table. Ace is focused on increasing luck for everyone in the party by 5% and maybe getting better Add On's from a chest. Adam spawns in the match with a negative penalty and is reliant on being chased by the killer without any positive payoffs.