All Far Far North Music Disc fragments in Far Far West

The Far Far North map has plenty of secrets in Far Far West, and you can solve the music easter egg by finding three Music Disc fragments. The exact location of these fragments won’t show up on the map, which makes things dicey.

However, this guide will help you out with all three locations.

Far Far North Music Disc fragment locations in Far Far West

The three disc fragments are spread all over the Far Far North map. There’s no specific order for you to discover them, and you can also break your search across multiple runs. For simplicity, we will begin with the one found in the northern part of the map, then go south, and finally to the one located in the northwestern part of the map.

• The first one is located on a raised platform at the marked spot. You’ll find a box with dynamite up a few stairs. The fragment will be by the box with the dynamite.

• The second fragment will be on top of the cliff ledge shown in the image above. First, climb all the stairs until you reach a zipline. Don’t take the zipline; instead, go left and down the cliff to the left of the stairs. You’ll find the tiny platform on the side with the fragment on top of it.
• Once you reach the marked location on the map image above (marked as ‘3’), you’ll find a bunch of skeleton bones. The disc you’re looking for will be on top of these bones.

Finding all three fragments will unlock the Christmas 2025 theme track. You can listen to it by equipping the disc at the Saloon. You can also unlock more discs by finding their fragments that are spread on maps like the Canyon and Jungle. All six maps of the game have three hidden Music Disc fragments. Finding all of them is necessary if you’re looking to access all the unlockables.

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We’re just over a month away from celebrating Dead by Daylight‘s 10th anniversary. The amazing asymmetrical horror game has been around since June 14, 2016, having grown massively since those elden days by collaborating with just about every major horror IP under the sun.

But now that this great jubilee is upon us, which iconic killer should mark this special occasion? After all, this isn’t just any old anniversary, though every year on the market for a live-service game such as this one is definitely worthy of celebration, since we’ve seen all too many “games as a service” attempts end before even their first month goes by.

So far, the only two supergiant slasher horror mascots that aren’t in the game are Jason from Friday the 13th and the eponymous Predator, who have been highly requested by the fans for a very long time.

Naturally, I would love to see the ski mask emerging out of the earth itself with a machete in hand, running down survivors, but I have a feeling that this won’t be happening any time soon. The Friday the 13th license is convoluted and messy, and there were attempts to create a parallel asymmetrical horror game based on that IP alone, which, while rather successful with millions of copies sold, was shuttered once the license had expired. Lawsuits tied to the IP further muddy the waters, and I think that’ll keep going for a while. Unless Behaviour finds a way to secure the iconic slasher at least for a limited time, odds are that Jason will remain an elusive idea rather than a potential collaboration.

As for the Predator, that seems more likely. It doesn’t have the licensing issues of Friday the 13th, and its asymmetrical game isn’t all too successful or popular to keep the IP from collaborating with Dead by Daylight. After all, Texas Chainsaw‘s Leatherface was nevertheless added into DBD despite having his own separate asymmetrical game, and the same goes for Michael Myers, who’s soon to get a dedicated asym Halloween game. We already have the Xenomorph in the game, which itself provides great grounds for a broader collaboration, given that Alien and Predator share a universe and are featured in many films, comics, and games together.

Non-slasher options are there, too.

Stephen King’s IT has never been popular, and Bill Skarsgård’s version of Pennywise the Clown will remain one of the most iconic horror figures to date. Having that rendition in the game would be incredible, especially since there’s also room to include at least a couple of survivors from the films, perhaps both as adults and as teens.

Other than that, there’s Bioshock‘s Big Daddy. While not a horror franchise per se, there are enough horror elements in the original Bioshock games that they’d feel right at home collabing with Dead by Daylight. The hulking diving suit would serve as a great counterweight to the otherwise towering Nemesis, and you can never have enough giant bulky dudes chasing after a feeble group of survivors, who themselves have a lot more going for them than meets the eye.

Twin Peaks is another series that’d be great to have, considering David Lynch’s passing last year. It’d be a great way to honor his legacy since he created what is arguably one of the most compelling horror stories ever told, depicting hell in ways that, though absurd, are probably the most realistic. It’d be a bit more challenging to single out one killer here, but I’m confident that BHVR could pull it off.

At any rate, though, Dead by Daylight is 100 percent going to get some huge name featured for its 10th anniversary. Whoever that winds up being, I don’t think it’s going to be any less spectacular than the names I’ve listed here.

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