Alfie Williams, who plays Spike in both 28 Years Later and its recently released sequel, The Bone Temple, is a fan of Dead by Daylight. He said as much in an interview with IGN, where he said he plays the Xenomorph and was excited to play Springtrap. In a follow-up to that, when asked if a 28 Years Later collaboration was coming to the asymmetrical PvP horror game, he said, “I’d love that, man. I’d love that.”

Now, my first thought was that such a collaboration could never fly because Alfie Williams is only 15 years old. I get it’s a horror game and all, but killing children is a standard deviation of acceptability away from killing us boring adults—and it’s an especially tough sell in the videogames space, where certain media laws occasionally lead to players making an army of immortal children.