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Halloween: The Game was first announced last year, and since then, developer IllFonic has continued sharing new details. Earlier this year, the studio showcased the title’s multiplayer gameplay. More recently, IllFonic confirmed that iconic characters from the film, including Laurie Strode, Lynda van der Klok, and others, will be playable.
With the game set to launch this September, IllFonic plans to reveal more information each month to build anticipation. As part of its latest update, the studio unveiled another map, Orange Grove Estates. The team also announced the game’s physical editions, which will launch on October 6.
IllFonic has partnered with Nighthawk Interactive, and physical pre-orders are now live. The game will be available in two editions. The Standard Edition is priced at $39.99, while the Limited Collector’s Edition will retail for $149.99.
The Standard Edition of Halloween: The Game includes a copy of the game for either PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X, an exclusive poster, and early access to the Michael Myers Clown skin along with two civilian cosmetics. Meanwhile, the Limited Collector’s Edition includes a copy of the game, an exclusive Trick or Treat Studios Shape Jump variant action figure, exclusive lenticular art, early access to the Michael Myers Samhain and Clown skins, the two civilian cosmetics included in the Standard Edition, and two additional civilian cosmetics.
IllFonic also confirmed that the Limited Collector’s Edition will include an exclusive poster, with more surprises to be revealed at a later date.
As for the newly revealed Orange Grove Estates map, it depicts an upscale neighbourhood in one of Haddonfield’s affluent corners. Multi-story houses surround a playground, which also features a basketball court.
Speaking about the new map, IllFonic Chief Creative Officer Jared Gerritzen stated:
Every neighborhood in Halloween: The Game is designed to change how you play, and Orange Grove Estates is our most ambitious map yet. Pairing this map’s reveal with our physical editions felt like the perfect way to celebrate the physical pre-order launch.
You can watch the full map reveal trailer below, and follow us for more updates on Halloween: The Game.
