IllFonic has revealed the first map from its upcoming Halloween game. Called Haddonfield Heights, the level oozes the kind of suburban horror that the Halloween franchise is known for.
IllFonic originally announced its Halloween project at the latest Gamescom in August 2025. Based on John Carpenter's iconic 1978 horror film, the title has been envisioned as an asymmetrical multiplayer experience, thus being well within IllFonic's area of expertise. The Colorado-based developer previously confirmed plans to support both PvP and co-op online play, but while saying Halloween: The Game will also be playable solo.
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Three and a half months following its announcement, the Michael Myers-starring asymmetric multiplayer horror game is back, having appeared during the latest PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted event. The December 4 showcase saw IllFonic debut a new trailer that reveals Halloween's first map, Haddonfield Heights. Like the name implies, the level is set in the fictional Illinois town of Haddonfield where the majority of Halloween movies take place.
Set beneath Haddonfield's water tower, the newly revealed...
