“Haddonfield Town Center” Revealed as New Map for ‘Halloween: The Video Game’ [Trailer]

June 2, 2026 - 02:06

Gun Interactive and IllFonic have unveiled the second playable map for their upcoming asymmetric horror title, Halloween: The Video Game. Following the earlier reveal of the Haddonfield Heights residential area, the developers are now taking players into the heart of the fictional Illinois town with the Haddonfield Town Center map.

The new location shifts the action from quiet suburban streets to a more commercial setting. Players will navigate through storefronts, a local diner, and other small-town businesses that make up the core of Haddonfield's downtown district. A trailer released alongside the announcement shows Michael Myers stalking victims through narrow alleys and across the main square, using the environment to his advantage.

The developers noted that the Town Center map offers a different kind of tension compared to the open streets of Haddonfield Heights. The tighter corridors and multiple indoor spaces create more opportunities for sudden encounters. The map also features several landmark locations from the original 1978 film, giving longtime fans a chance to explore familiar ground.

Halloween: The Video Game is set to launch later this year. The title will feature a 4v1 multiplayer structure where one player controls Michael Myers while four others try to survive and escape. More maps and gameplay details are expected in the coming months.