‘Halloween: The Video Game’ Reveals The First Playable Civilians

‘Halloween’ Video Game Unveils the Heroes of Haddonfield

This September, Michael Myers will be coming back home to Haddonfield. Illfonic’s Halloween game will be arriving on PC and consoles, and in the meantime, fans have been eager to find out more information about the game. An exciting new update has just been divulged with an official look at the five playable characters opposite Michael Myers, dubbed the “Heroes of Haddonfield.” Images and additional info about the characters were shared on the g…

Meet the Heroes of the Upcoming 'Halloween' Video Game!

Courtesy of Compass International Pictures While we eagerly await Illfonic and Gun Interactive’s upcoming game based on John Carpenter’s Halloween, the studios continue to tease us with new info. Today, the X account for the game (@HalloweenTVG) has announced the reveal of a handful of the heroes you’ll be able to play as! In the Halloween game, players are dropped into an asymmetrical multiplayer survival horror experience that pits them agains…

‘Halloween: The Video Game’ Reveals The First Playable Civilians

IllFonic and Gun Interactive have revealed five of its “Heroes of Haddonfield” for players to battle against Michael Myers in Halloween: The Video Game. While details on what specific abilities for Civilians are still to be revealed, there’s no shortage of personality for each of the five that have been revealed. “The Civilians of Haddonfield are one of the many elements Halloween will leverage to create an immersive horror sandbox,” reads the m…

Meet the 'Halloween' Video Game Civilian Hero Characters

Michael Myers is coming to your home to stalk your consoles in 2026 in the upcoming Halloween video game, and it is time to meet the new civilian hero characters that will also be featured in the multiplayer version of the game. Game developers at IllFonic have just officially introduced the five brand new characters, not featured in the movie(s), that are the “heroes of Haddonfield” in Halloween. Thomas Armitage – No one quite loves Haddonfield…