DBM Killers Mod / Addon

DBM Killers Mod basically asks, “What if your Minecraft world got claimed by the Entity?” and then actually follows through. The moment you start playing, you’re not just dealing with zombies and skeletons anymore – the map becomes a trial zone full of killers with their own gimmicks, sounds, and ways to ruin your day. Trapper litters the ground with bear traps that hard-stun you if you step in them, Wraith can hide his presence and slip in with a bell chime, Hillbilly revs a chainsaw charge to close distance, Nurse blinks across huge gaps, Shape stalks you for nasty crits, Hag punishes you for stepping on her markings, Doctor shocks you slow, and Huntress peppers you from range with hatchets that can two-shot if you’re careless. Just walking around feels different when any of those can show up.



A bell rings somewhere nearby, and suddenly hiding sounds a lot smarter than fighting. DBM Killers brings Dead by Daylight-inspired hunters and survival tools into Minecraft Bedrock.

Four killers are highlighted in the add-on’s description, and each brings a different problem to the chase. The Trapper places bear traps, so charging blindly down a path can turn a promising escape into a nasty mistake. The Huntress throws hatchets from a distance, making an open stretch of ground a dangerous place to linger. The Wraith can cloak and uncloak with a bell, adding a stealthy threat that’s easy to worry about even when you can’t immediately see it. Then there’s the Nurse, whose blink lets her move through obstacles and close gaps. A wall that looks like a useful way to break up a chase may not give you the breathing room you expected. Learning which killer you’re facing matters here: the same escape plan won’t necessarily feel safe against a ranged attacker and a hunter who can blink through obstacles.

Survivors have tools of their own, including medkits and perk items with cooldowns. Sprint Burst gives you a brief speed boost, while Self Care provides regeneration. Borrowed Time offers temporary resistance, and Balanced Landing grants slow falling, giving you another option when your route takes you somewhere high. Medkits also provide regeneration, with different kits offering different numbers of uses. Knowing when to spend a healing charge or activate a perk can make a tense encounter more interesting than a straight sprint for safety. Lockers add another choice: hide inside one and your name tag is concealed, according to the add-on’s description. That doesn’t mean every chase has an easy escape. You’ll still need to pay attention to the killer, the space around you, and whether stopping to hide is worth the risk.

DBM Killers also provides props for building your own horror scenarios, including single and multiple hooks. There’s a generator as well, though the add-on description identifies it as decoration rather than a working objective, so don’t expect a complete generator-repair match to be ready out of the box. That leaves room to make your own rules with friends: build an enclosed arena, agree on a goal, and see how long the group can survive against the killers. Or set up a spooky map with hiding spots and routes that give survivors choices when a chase begins. The original listing provides behavior and resource packs, so check that both are imported and enabled when setting up the add-on. Try it in a separate world first, then get familiar with the perks and killers before committing to a longer session. Whether you’re planning a horror game night or exploring the pack solo, the best moment may be that split second when you hear a warning and have to decide which way to run.

To fight back, you’re not empty-handed. Med-kits come in multiple tiers, from simple Camping Aid Kits up to high-end Ranger Med-Kits, giving you regen and instant healing when you place and interact with them. There are rare killer weapons too – cleavers, bone saws, broad axes, and more – all dropping at low rates from armed killers and hitting like diamond swords when you finally get one. Around the world you’ll find lockers you can hide in and crates that hand out random survival supplies with a chance at extra med-kits. Hooks sit around as grim reminders that this isn’t a cozy survival server anymore. With DBM Killers Mod installed, the Entity owns your world, and every trip outside your base feels like stepping back into the trial.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!