Halloween: The Game Wiki
Enter Haddonfield on Halloween night, 1978, as Michael Myers or one of four Civilians. Learn the solo story, 1v4 objectives, maps, survival systems, and confirmed release details before the night begins.
- Digital release
- Sep 8, 2026
- Online match
- 1v4
- Launch maps
- 4
- Player count
- Up to 5
Plan your next match
Choose your first field guide
Four practical routes cover what a new player needs first. Each guide separates documented systems from details that still need testing in the current patch.
01Beginner guide
Learn both roles, the match objectives, resident NPCs, and the decisions that matter in your first game.
02Michael Myers guide
Understand Stalk, Killer Sense, Shape Jump, darkness, Special Targets, and pressure across Haddonfield.
03Civilian guide
Coordinate warnings, phones, weapons, NPC escorts, police response, escape routes, and team recovery.
04Maps and locations
Compare four launch maps and check the free Tower Farm addition scheduled for October 27.
Three dates, one clear timeline
The official launch schedule differs by edition and format. Storefront dates can roll over by timezone, so use the stated PT time for early access.
Read the full release guide- Digital Deluxe early access9 AM PT on announced digital platforms
- Digital launchPS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Epic
- Physical launchPS5 and Xbox Series X editions
Story first, or an unpredictable hunt
The single-player campaign teaches Michael's kit across six chapters. Multiplayer turns the town into a 1v4 system of stalking, rescue, escalation, and changing escape routes.
Six single-player chapters
Objectives, cinematics, challenges, collectibles, alternate outcomes, and a practical route into Michael's abilities.
A town that changes each match
Resident NPCs, randomized key items and escapes, police escalation, proximity chat, private matches, and crossplay.
Four launch maps of Haddonfield
East Haddonfield
Rural roads, the Rabbit in Red Lounge, Phelps Garage and changing objectives.
Open map file
Haddonfield Heights
Residential streets, the water tower, Lampkin Lane, and familiar 1978 homes.
Open map file
Haddonfield Town Center
Shops, a cemetery, Patty's Pub, Nichols Hardware, and denser public routes.
Open map file
Orange Grove Estates
Multi-story houses, the neighborhood park, open roads, vehicles, and bicycles.
Open map fileWhat is Halloween: The Game?
Halloween: The Game is an asymmetrical horror sandbox set in Haddonfield on Halloween night, 1978. It combines a standalone Michael Myers campaign with online matches between one Michael and four Civilians.
Civilians warn residents, use phones, gather key items and weapons, and prepare randomized escapes while Michael hunts the town through Stalk, Killer Sense, and Shape Jump. Each guide distinguishes official information, community reports, and details we have not verified in the current version.
Explore all gameplay systems- Developer
- IllFonic
- Publishers
- IllFonic Publishing / Gun Interactive
- Genre
- Asymmetrical horror sandbox
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5
- Digital platforms
- PS5 / Xbox Series X|S / Steam / Epic
- Modes
- Single-player / 1v4 multiplayer
- Standard roster
- 10 playable Civilians
- PC storage
- 45 GB SSD / NVMe
All current guides
Browse all 32 guides by category. Start with an overview, then open the page that answers your question.
Field guides
Game modes
People of Haddonfield
Haddonfield maps
Survival systems
Technical reference
Release schedule
Watch the announcement trailer
See IllFonic's first official look at Haddonfield, the 1978 setting, Michael Myers, and the Civilian side of the hunt.
Before the night begins
For patch-specific problems, check the known-issues page.
Browse all questionsWhen did Halloween: The Game release?
The digital edition launched on September 8, 2026. Digital Deluxe Edition early access began on September 4 at 9 AM PT. The announced physical console release date was October 6.
Is Halloween: The Game single-player or multiplayer?
It includes both. Single-player follows Michael through six story chapters, while online multiplayer pits one Michael player against four Civilian players in Haddonfield.
Does Halloween: The Game support crossplay?
Yes. Crossplay is confirmed across the announced PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Epic Games Store versions. Cross-progression is not currently planned.
Can the Civilians kill Michael Myers?
No. Civilians can knock Michael down and may detain him with the right authority figure and conditions, but official material says he cannot be killed.
Ready for Halloween night?
Start with the match loop, then keep the platform, map, and role guides nearby as patches change the game.