It’s been a while since Gun Interactive and IllFonic revealed the Haddonfield Heights map for Halloween: The Game. So what better way to ring in the summer gaming season than to reveal another? Today the devteams have revealed the second map for the game in the Haddonfield Town Center map.
“Nothing quite says “Small Town America” like a leisurely stroll through a quaint Midwestern downtown,” reads the official description. “We are excited to welcome players to Haddonfield Town Center, our second official map reveal for Halloween: The Game, and Haddonfield’s bustling cultural hotspot.”
The description makes note of a couple of locations, from the local hardware store and pub, to the town post office and cemetery.
“Given the enduring love for the Halloween franchise, constructing the expanded landscapes of Haddonfield has been both a profound honor and thrilling opportunity,” says Art Director Cole Gray. The team used the original film locations to serve as as their primary reference point, using “brief glimpses” of those landmarks, fleshing them out into a cohesive, atmospheric Midwest town.
“What excites me most about these playspaces is the depth of immersion they provide. We aren’t just building a static map; we’re creating a stage for high-stakes roleplay where players become the leads in their very own horror movies, Giving fans the freedom to inhabit this world within the direct context of the film’s narrative offers a level of cinematic agency that I believe fundamentally elevates our efforts with Halloween: The Game.”
Halloween: The Game comes home to the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on September 8th.
