Halloween: The Game Maps

Halloween: The Game Maps and Landmarks

Four launch maps across Haddonfield, from the farmland of East Haddonfield to the shops of Town Center, with the landmarks the developer has named.

  • Haddonfield
  • Landmarks
  • Randomized objectives
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Four maps, one town, fixed landmarks only

Halloween: The Game launches with four maps: East Haddonfield, Haddonfield Heights, Orange Grove Estates and Haddonfield Town Center. Their landmarks and buildings are fixed, but loot, escape routes and points of interest are placed fresh every match — so layouts are worth learning and routes are not.
Launch maps4
SettingHaddonfield, Illinois
Fixed per mapBuildings and landmarks
Randomised per matchLoot, exits, points of interest
A period service station at night under lit canopy lamps, signed Phelps Garage with 24 Hr Towing, Parts and Service, and a Gas, Tires, Oil, Lube facade. Two fuel pumps, bunting, a lit jack-o’-lantern, two open service bays and 1970s cars.
Phelps Garage in East Haddonfield. The landmark is fixed; loot and exits vary by match.View full-size image

What is fixed and what is not

This is the distinction that decides how much map knowledge is worth. The buildings, streets and landmarks below are permanent features of each map and are genuinely worth learning — they determine sightlines, interior routes and where you can break line of sight. What moves is everything you might want to find: lootable containers and weapons, the escape routes themselves, and the points of interest that reveal residents and hiding places. A guide that tells you an exit is behind a specific building is describing one match.

East Haddonfield

The rural edge of town, and the most open of the four. Farmland and agricultural buildings give it longer sightlines than the residential maps, which cuts both ways — you can see a pursuer coming, and you can be seen crossing.

  • The Rabbit in Red Lounge, a biker bar
  • Phelps Garage, offering towing, parts and service
  • Midwest Feed Company headquarters
  • Surrounding farmland and rustic outbuildings

Haddonfield Heights

The most recognisable map for anyone who knows the film, and the tightest residentially. Modest single-family homes packed along the street mean short sightlines and a lot of interior space to contest.

  • The Strode house
  • The Myers house, abandoned and locally held to be haunted
  • Lampkin Lane
  • A water tower overlooking the streets

Orange Grove Estates

The affluent suburb. Multi-storey homes with detached garages and balconies make this the most vertical of the four, which changes how much of a street you can watch from inside a building.

  • The Doyle residence, from the original film
  • The Wallace residence, from the original film
  • A neighbourhood playground
  • Detached garages and balconies throughout

Haddonfield Town Center

Downtown, and the most commercial layout. Shopfronts and their interiors replace the domestic rooms of the residential maps, which changes the character of a chase without changing the objective.

  • Nichols Hardware, anchoring the downtown strip
  • A-Side Music Store
  • Hill Garden Center
  • Patty’s Pub

What has not been published

Frequently asked questions

Can you enter the Myers house?

The developer names it as a landmark on Haddonfield Heights and describes it as abandoned. Whether the interior is playable is not stated in the location material.

Which map is best for beginners?

No map is designated as easier, and the objective is identical on all four. East Haddonfield’s open ground makes approaching threats visible earlier, which some players find more forgiving — that is an observation about sightlines, not a developer recommendation.

Are more maps coming?

Four maps ship at launch and no additional locations have been announced.

Next step

Halloween: The Game Civilian Beginner Guide

The civilian guide covers the persuasion and escort steps these locations exist to support.

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