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Halloween: The Game Wiki

Explore the characters, locations, escape items, perks and multiplayer systems of Halloween: The Game. Start with Maps, Items or Characters, then use the focused guides below.

Explore the Wiki

Maps

Browse the four Haddonfield areas and the East Haddonfield escape guide.

Items

Gas, keys, bolt cutters and other escape items.

Characters

Michael Myers and the playable Civilian roster.

Active Codes & Working Codes

Code status and promotional rewards

Check the latest code status table for public codes and individual offers. For the eyewear promotion, read how to get and redeem a Regal 3D glasses code, including eligibility and expiry information.

The Shape Returns

Michael Myers stands at the center of the Halloween experience. Read the existing Michael Myers guide for confirmed abilities and progression; the characters guide covers playable Civilians.

Explore Haddonfield

Map guides help identify landmarks, routes and objectives. Start with all maps or the East Haddonfield guide. Spawn points and objective routes should be checked against each match.

Perks and Abilities

Civilians use Perk Decks. Matches award Perk Points, which can be spent on card rolls or temporary upgrades to owned cards. Higher-cost rolls improve the chance of rarer cards; upgrades last for a limited number of matches. Equip a deck in your Civilian loadout before playing.

Michael uses a different setup: Killer Sense and Shape Jump are starting traits, alongside three selected abilities. His loadout also includes a starting weapon. Read the Michael Myers abilities guide for the killer's tools.

Loadout tip: read your card effects and upgrade duration before spending points. Review your deck after changing character so it supports the role you intend to play.

System details: official progression and customization overview.

Multiplayer Objectives and Teamwork

Multiplayer pits one Michael Myers player against four Civilians. Civilians find residents, persuade them to cooperate and guide them to escape routes. Search for useful items and available exits each match: their locations can change.

Michael hunts residents and has special targets that award extra rewards before time runs out. Escape sequences make noise and can reveal the Civilians' location. Share sightings and item discoveries with teammates, and agree on an exit before starting a noisy escape.

Elimination does not necessarily end a Civilian player's participation: the official overview describes returning as a Sheriff's Deputy or Dr. Loomis. Coordinated resistance can detain Michael rather than kill him.

Use the map guides and escape-item checklist to plan your next match.

Mechanics: official multiplayer overview. Teamwork suggestions are editorial advice.