Prepare for your first steps into Haddonfield and learn about the 4 maps launching with Halloween: The Game
To deliver the ultimate Halloween horror experience, we needed to ensure that the locations in Haddonfield felt authentic to the period and true to the source material. Our teams strove to craft four unique multiplayer maps showcasing iconic film landmarks and original locales. We wanted to build something that would celebrate longtime fans of the franchise and welcome new players to the haunting town of Haddonfield.
Haddonfield is the perfect setting for our slasher sandbox simulator due to its safe, secure, and generally uneventful Midwestern atmosphere. This is a place you’d least expect tragedy to strike, and then it does… In the 1978 classic Halloween, we took our first steps into this town, which introduced audiences to set pieces that would define the horror genre. Our team used locations like the Myers’ House, Nichols Hardware, the Strode residence, and many more as starting points, and then constructed an entire town around them. By creating a living, breathing environment, players get to immerse themselves in Haddonfield like never before through our four launch maps.
East Haddonfield
Following his escape from Smith's Grove Sanitarium, Michael begins his vicious journey home. On the outskirts of town, he enters East Haddonfield, home to The Rabbit in Red Lounge and Phelps Garage. Some residents and commuters avoid making pit stops here, as East Haddonfield attracts unsavory individuals like the biker gang, the Castle Hill Rooks. However, if you’re looking for a night you won’t forget, The Rabbit in Red Lounge offers a rowdy, leather-clad biker bar that’s seen its fair share of broken beer bottles and bareknuckle brawls. And if your car does need a top-off, Phelps Garage offers excellent automotive services and the best gas prices around, not that you have many options out there.
Removed from conventional neighborhoods with plenty of farmland, East Haddonfield is a rural agricultural hub that serves as the headquarters for Midwest Feed Company. This economic anchor supplies a substantial financial boon to Haddonfield and is an employer to many residents of the area. Compared to neighborhoods like Orange Grove Estates and Haddonfield Town Center, East Haddonfield is a rustic change of scenery.
Haddonfield Heights
The horrors that occurred on Halloween night in 1963 echoed through the streets of Haddonfield Heights.
Now 15 years later, the nightmare has returned…
This quaint, family-friendly neighborhood is home to many, including the iconic and familiar Strode house. Heading down the block towards Lampkin Lane, you'll also notice the abandoned and allegedly haunted Myers' house, where tragedy struck the town all those years ago. In addition to these two legendary landmarks, there are numerous other modest single-family homes and an enormous water tower that looms over the quiet streets.
Orange Grove Estates
Even the safest, most picturesque communities aren’t safe from pure evil. Orange Grove Estates is no exception…
Many families in Haddonfield dream of finding their forever homes in the splendor of Orange Grove Estates. From the impressive assortment of gorgeous multi-story homes with detached garages and balconies to the wholesome neighborhood playground, there are countless reasons to wander this upscale Midwestern suburb. Here you’ll also have opportunities to explore familiar locations such as the iconic Doyle and Wallace residences from the original film.
Haddonfield Town Center
Nichols Hardware lies nestled in the heart of Haddonfield Town Center, and it’s here that Michael completes his transformation into the Boogeyman.
Haddonfield Town Center is the bustling cultural and economic hub of Haddonfield. This quintessential downtown neighborhood hub boasts an array of essential anchor shops that keep the residents of Haddonfield well-stocked for whatever troubles come their way. Businesses such as Nichols Hardware, A-Side Music Store, and Hill Garden Center offer a wide variety of shopping experiences, while local watering holes like Patty’s Pub offer a cozy place to gather with friends.
Our team is incredibly excited for players to experience the diverse locations available in Halloween: The Game. By presenting meticulously replicated film locations and introducing new areas of Haddonfield to explore, we can’t wait to see players craft their own distinct Halloween stories. The horror of Michael Myers awaits when Halloween: The Game launches on Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store next week on September 8th, 2026. And for players itching to Become the Boogeyman even sooner, be sure to pre-order the Digital Deluxe Edition for Early Access starting Friday, September 4th at 9:00 AM PT.
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