Haddonfield Heights
The quiet family neighbourhood where the 1963 Halloween night happened.
Haddonfield Heights is the residential map, and the one the developers tie directly to the franchise's origin: it is where the events of Halloween night 1963 played out, fifteen years before the game's own night. The official description leans on that — the nightmare returning to the same streets.
As a quiet, family-oriented neighbourhood it is structurally the opposite of East Haddonfield: houses and yards rather than a bar, a garage and farmland. What that means for sightlines and for Michael's Shape Jump is not documented, and this page does not guess.
The developers released a flythrough video for this map specifically, which remains the best look at its layout that exists outside of playing it.
How it plays
Not documented yet. No official source describes Haddonfield Heights’s layout, hazards, wall-break behaviour or how it interacts with the tag system. This section fills in after September 8, 2026, when it can be tested rather than guessed at.
Other stages
Common questions
- Is Haddonfield Heights available at launch?
- Yes. Haddonfield Heights is one of the four multiplayer maps the developers listed as shipping with the game, alongside Haddonfield Town Center, Haddonfield Heights, Orange Grove Estates and East Haddonfield.
- Where do items spawn on Haddonfield Heights?
- Nobody has published spawn locations for any map in this game, and this page does not reconstruct them. What is documented is the set of named landmarks the developers placed here, which is listed above.
- How many maps does Halloween: The Game have in total?
- Four. No additional maps have been announced, and there is no season pass or published roadmap that would add one.
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Sources: PlayStation official game page