August 17, 2026 - 09:27

Developer IllFonic has reversed its earlier decision, and the upcoming Halloween game will now be available digitally to players in New Zealand. The studio had previously stated that the title would not be sold in the region, which sparked frustration among local fans. However, after further discussions and a reassessment of distribution options, IllFonic confirmed that the game will be released through digital storefronts in the country after all.
The change comes as a relief to New Zealand players who were worried they would have to miss out on the multiplayer horror experience. IllFonic did not go into detail about what caused the initial restriction, but the studio acknowledged the feedback from the community. The game, which is based on the classic slasher film franchise, will now be accessible to those who wanted to play it without resorting to workarounds or importing physical copies from other regions.
No specific date was given for the New Zealand launch, but the digital release will follow the same general window as other territories. IllFonic also mentioned that they are working to ensure the game runs smoothly for players in the region, with server support planned to handle the expected demand. For now, fans can look forward to jumping into the game once it goes live, and the studio says it appreciates the patience shown during the confusion.
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