Halloween: The Game Review So Far
So far this asymmetrical horror game is more trick than treat.
Halloween: The Game is an asymmetrical horror title launching across current-generation consoles and PC. The game places players in control of Michael Myers, tasking them with stalking and eliminating targets across a story mode that spans multiple chapters and includes collectible hunts.
Coverage has centered on guides for navigating the game's mechanics and challenges. Players are learning the specifics of Michael's movement options, including a Shape Jump technique that increases mobility during matches, and how to leverage his Killer Sense ability to track and weaken victims. The game features environment-specific kills tied to story challenges - using implements like a broken pool cue, telephone wire, and motorcycle - alongside collectibles scattered throughout each chapter for completionists to track down.
So far this asymmetrical horror game is more trick than treat.
If you want to complete another challenge in Chapter 4 of Halloween: The Game, then you're going to need to say bye-bye to Lynda with a telephone.
Halloween's story mode has more collectibles to pick up in Chapter 3, and here's where you can find them all.
Halloween: The Game's Chapter 3 Challenge 1 tasks players with using the campfire to execute Jennifer. Here is an in-depth guide to doing just that.
Halloween: The Game's Chapter 3 tasks players with using the weight bench to execute Thomas. Here's how to complete Challenge 2 of Chapter 3 fast.
If you're looking for all Loomis Logs in the Prelude chapter for Halloween: The Game, then you can find them here!
Chapter 3 Challenge 3 of Halloween: The Game tasks players to use the motorcycle kill to execute Marcus. Here is a guide on how to do just that, fast.
The Prologue mission of Halloween: The Game has a bunch of different challenges, but Challenge 3 may be a little confusing. Here's how to complete it.
Playing as Michael Myers may be slow at first, but once you figure out how to Shape Jump, stalking civilians becomes a whole lot easier. Here's how.
In Halloween: The Game, you can use your Killer Sense to weaken, track, and stalk your victims. Here is a complete guide to stalking in Halloween.
Learn how to play Michael Myers in Halloween: The Game, including tips and tricks to make the most out of each match.
Halloween: The Game Chapter 1 has a few challenges for players to complete, including one that tasks you to kill any target with a broken pool cue.
We rank all the Civilians in Halloween: The Game.
Learn how multiplayer works in Halloween: The Game, including how to invite friends, crossplay, and cross-progression.
Haddonfield is calling, and Michael Myers is waiting.
One of the challenges in Halloween: The Game requires you to execute Eric with a "shelf kill", and here's exactly how you can do just that.
Michael Myers is back to lurking around corners in Halloween: The Game, a gorgeous, creepy, occasionally glitchy trip to Haddonfield.
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