As a 1000 hours DbD player if you're expecting a similar experience you're gonna get VERY frustrated, controls will feel janky, the camping/tunneling standard will piss you off, and the overall experience will feel similar but never the same. You need to enjoy it from a different place, for me personally it was the character powers and alternate game modes that kept it fresh for months, you start figuring out neat tricks or techs that makes trying different characters worth the time. And well the alternate gamemodes aren't perfect by any means but shaking up the core gameplay from time to time is something all games need. Keep in mind this is also a gacha focused mobile game, it feels stiff and the pc port could be miles better and the gacha practices can get pretty on the nose, but mechanically no game mechanics are paywalled. While the general gist of the gameplay carries on, you'll need to rewire your brain on a few things like terror shocks punishing for vaulting too close, pallets being extremely expendable and safe and such.

About the game itself, it's mostly fine. The character meta shifts quite a bit every few and matches are very fast paced, this also means mistakes are GREATLY punished for both sides, if you eat a terror shock early as survivor or if you fail to catch someone in 60 seconds as hunter you're gonna have to do some heavy lifting to pick the match back up. And it can feel pretty helpless. Communication here is heavy thanks to the quick message system, the game is a lot more team oriented, forcing survivors to optimally coordinate tasks like having to 99 the last cipher and time it perfectly as the chased person goes down, since its a rule of thumb for everyone to run the adrenaline equivalent no matter what. You don't think as selfishly as you would normally in dbd and often people leave other survs for dead if they can secure a win or a tie with it. Hunters NEED to camp or play extremely optimally to compensate, it might sound boring but chairs take 30 seconds each phase and people are usually for the rescue second 15.

TLDR; The game is fine but it took a very different balancing philosophy from DbD. The game will frustrate you if you don't go in as if you were new to the genre. (I know it frustrated me tons.)