Alfie Williams, the young actor from the film 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, has shared an interesting idea about the popular horror game Dead by Daylight. He believes the game developers should add his character, Spike, to the list of playable survivors. This suggestion comes even though Alfie is only 15 years old, which is quite young for a video game character in such a violent setting.

Williams recently had a conversation with Mat Jones, a social producer from IGN, about the sequel to 28 Years Later. During their talk, the discussion naturally moved toward video games and specifically Dead by Daylight. It was here that Alfie brought up his desire to see his character appear in the game. It is important to note that when we say young Alfie Williams, we truly mean young. At the time of this writing, he is only 15 years old.

However, the actor has a logical reason for his request. He plays the role of Spike in both the original 28 Years Later movie and the newly released sequel, The Bone Temple. Alfie points out that Dead by Daylight has already included characters from the popular series Stranger Things. Since some of those characters are minors, he feels this proves that the game can feature younger characters. Therefore, he questions why the development team should not include him as well.

Williams explained his thinking clearly. He said, “I know they bring Stranger Things in, so they can have minors in the game.” This shows he has paid attention to the game’s history of collaborations. He added that he believes another character from his films would also fit well in the game. He suggested Dr. Ian Kelson, who is played by the famous actor Ralph Fiennes in both movies, would probably be a very good fit for a survivor in Dead by Daylight.

The full conversation between Alfie Williams and Mat Jones is available for fans to watch. It provides more context about his thoughts on the horror genre and video games. The exchange highlights how young actors are often fans of the games that feature their movie characters. It is a fun look at the intersection of film and interactive entertainment.

Besides the collaboration with Stranger Things, Dead by Daylight has partnered with many other famous franchises over the years. The game has included content from The Walking Dead, which is another major horror series. Fans of the game were excited to see these familiar faces appear in the multiplayer environment.

Other notable collaborations have included Five Nights at Freddy’s, a game known for its terrifying animatronics. The Witcher, a fantasy series, also made its way into Dead by Daylight, bringing a different flavor to the horror game. Additionally, the unique actor Nicolas Cage appeared in the game, a collaboration that was particularly memorable because he was able to fake his own death within the game’s lore.

Given the wide variety of collaborations Dead by Daylight has pursued, a partnership with 28 Years Later does not seem out of the question. The developers have shown a willingness to include diverse characters and stories. However, the idea of hunting down a child character in the game does give some players pause. It raises interesting questions about the boundaries of horror and character selection in video games.

Ultimately, the decision rests with the game developers and their creative vision. Alfie Williams’ suggestion has sparked a conversation among fans about who they would like to see next. Whether or not Spike makes an appearance, his enthusiasm for the game is clear. It shows how movies and games can influence each other in exciting ways.