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Michael Myers Returns in New Halloween Video Game Trailer


Developer and Publisher IllFonic and co-publisher Gun Interactive revealed an upcoming, new Halloween video game, allowing players to play out the iconic 1978 film.

What is the new Halloween video game about?

The Halloween game is described as an asymmetric stealth horror game, featuring both single and multiplayer modes. Players will take on the role of the iconic horror legend Michael Myers. The game is being developed in partnership with Compass International Pictures and Further Front, and is set to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC sometime in 2026. It was officially revealed at the Future Game Show during Gamescom.

The trailer for the game showcases Haddonfield, the setting for both the game and the 1978 movie, as Lauri Strode runs out of a house. Shortly after leaving another house, Strode and another character are pursued by Michael Myers. Check out the trailer below:

According to IllFonic’s announcement for the game, players can take on the role of Myers as he stalks through Haddonfield, or play as one of the locals trying to disrupt his plans. IllFonic describes the game as a “1 vs. many experience” that will feature “masterfully recreated locations and ambiance from Halloween.”

“Stick to the shadows as Civilians, seeking out Haddonfield residents to warn them and searching for a way to contact the authorities,” reads the game’s official description. “As Michael Myers, give them a reason to fear the dark and cut the phone lines to prevent the police from ruining his favorite holiday. Whether playing solo in story mode, against bots offline, or facing others in online multiplayer, each mode rewards stealth, strategy, and skillful play.”

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