This is how you do a remake, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Dead Cide Club has promise but sadly it seems Press A have dropped the ball.

For a game which movement and quick-reactions are important due to their grapple, shield, parry and parkour-style system the game feels very slow, clunky and unresponsive.
When in the heat of a fight it's almost useless using a grapple to "grapple stun" an opponent as the damage and rate of fire of any weapon other than the starting pistol will surely kill you before you grapple them. Why a player's armour must be destroyed before a "grapple stun" can be initiated is beyond me.
Adding to the "grapple stun", quick-eyed players can deploy a shield to parry the grapple which inflicts a parry on the opponent themselves, a really cool idea if it wasn't for the shield deployment animation being longer than the grapple animation, you almost have to guess when someone's going to try grappling you for it to work. Additionally for a game that movement is key I'm honestly surprised they do not have inertia implemented to add a level of skill to people who want to invest time training in movement.

Press A is a Korean game developer and publisher, unfortunately it seems that the KR playerbase is almost solely focused on. EU and NA servers have been unable to play a game of Battle Royale (the main gamemode advertised) in the week since launch, forcing the playerbase to migrate to the Asia 1 server, as you can imagine the ping is incredibly high and for many people unplayable.

DCC is littered with bugs ranging some zombies in horde mode "falling off" the map, but still able to damage the objective to many players not getting the "Press any key to play" prompt to even begin playing.

DCC's monetization is through cosmetics and battlepasses, unfortunately the battlepass in this instance simply isn't worth the money nor does it feel like you make any progress. You can gain between 1-3 levels a day (this is prior to the temp fix where 5000xp gained gives you 3 "pips", 10 "pips" are required to increase a single level)
Even with the premium pass you will find a very large portion of your unlocks to be cosmetic items used for your lobby screen which you won't really ever want to use.

DCC absolutely has promise and I do look forward to coming back in the future, for now though it's just not worth your time or money unless you're from Asia or are happy to play on Asian servers.