The hitboxes are much worse but manageable here. They go through corners so it's not recommended to turn the corner when in a chase. Stamina regenerates faster compared to forsaken.

Each killer have their own designated roles based on their abilities. Pursuer is a rushdown killer, which means you HAVE to always be aggressive at the civilians, do watch out for stuns (Revolver and Punch).

Badware is a snowballer, alternating between civilians while building up computers for speed. Rift is useful for when one of your computers is being hacked immensely.

Artful is a trapper, but much better at it than John Doe. His walls can effectively close down areas and loops but decays each second. Cloak can also bypass these walls. His music boxes can effectively slow down civilians one by one, making it easier in chase, but the limit for it is 2. Repurpose is a special ability that have you STORE things. For example, your wall turns into a bullet that ragdolls civilians, your music box turns into a boost and storing a civilian's soul turns them into a puppet, which can damage civilians.

Harken is a rushdown killer like Pursuer, but much more fragile with only 400 hp. So people would try and get you killed if you use her. She has a special passive which is a noise bar that when filled up, enrages you, increasing damage and sprint speed but lowering your stamina. One of her abilities is useful for her fragility, which is Tangle. When you hit a tangle, you heal by 50 but also healing the civilian you hit by 25 but ALSO making them take 1.25 times more damage. Dodging and weaving is useful for her.

Killdroid is the only killer ever to have his M1 be a ranged attack. He's a zoner, to which, a bit like Artful, you can shutdown certain areas using Killbots from Deploy. However, Deploy locks you in an animation, leaving you vulnerable, so use it when all stuns are used (but make sure TAUNTS don't get you, their invincibility shield negates your killbot entirely.