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Halloween: The Game Release Date & Time

Here's the exact launch time and date for Halloween: The Game.

Halloween: The Game brings Michael Myers to a 1v4 asymmetrical multiplayer horror experience set in the world of the classic Halloween franchise. If you’re waiting to jump into Haddonfield, here’s the exact Halloween: The Game release date and time, along with other useful launch-related information.

When Does Halloween: The Game Release?

Halloween: The Game officially releases on September 8, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game launches simultaneously across all platforms. The official launch time is 9 AM PT / 6 PM CEST on September 8.

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Halloween: The Game Release Times

Here are the main release times:

RegionRelease Date & Time
Los Angeles (NA West)September 8, 9:00 AM PDT
New York (NA East)September 8, 12:00 PM EDT
London (UK)September 8, 5:00 PM BST
Berlin (Germany)September 8, 6:00 PM CEST
Tokyo (Japan)September 9, 1:00 AM JST
Sydney (Australia)September 9, 2:00 AM AEST

Halloween: The Game Early Access

If you purchase the Digital Deluxe Edition, you don’t have to wait until the full release. Early Access begins on September 4, 2026, at 9 AM PT / 6 PM CEST, giving Deluxe Edition owners four days of advance access.

Will Halloween: The Game Have Crossplay?

Yes, Halloween: The Game supports crossplay between PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. This means players on different supported platforms can play together in the game’s multiplayer modes. The game features a 1v4 setup where one player takes control of Michael Myers while four civilians attempt to survive and escape Haddonfield.

Crossplay is particularly useful for Halloween: The Game since the multiplayer experience is built around playing with other people, allowing friends to join the same matches even if they don’t own the game on the same platform.

What Is Halloween: The Game?

Halloween: The Game is an asymmetrical horror game based on the classic Halloween franchise.Players can take on the role of Michael Myers or one of several playable civilians. Michael hunts the survivors while the civilians must use weapons, household items, abilities, and the environment to survive.

The game also includes a standalone single-player story mode played as Michael Myers, alongside its 1v4 multiplayer mode.

Halloween: The Game Release Date and Time FAQ

Q: What time does Halloween: The Game release?

A: The game launches at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 6 PM CEST.


Q: When does Halloween: The Game Early Access start?

A: Early Access begins on September 4 at 9 AM PT / 6 PM CEST for Digital Deluxe Edition owners.


Q: Does Halloween: The Game have crossplay?

A: Yes, PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S players can play together through crossplay.


Q: Is Halloween: The Game multiplayer?

A: Yes, the main multiplayer mode is a 1v4 asymmetrical horror experience, but the game also includes a standalone single-player story mode.

That is all you need to know regarding the upcoming Halloween: The Game release. Be sure to follow Gamepur for guides and other content once the game launches!


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Aleksa is a longtime gamer with tens of thousands of hours spent across genres. From gacha and Roblox to MOBAs, MMOs, and everything in between. He never just plays games but tries to master them, pushing himself into the top 1% wherever he lands. Aleksa dissects mechanics, optimizes strategies, and treats every title like a sandbox for peak performance. The only type of game he can’t stand is one that doesn’t respect precision. If he feels input delay or there’s no animation canceling, he’s uninstalling faster than you can hit Alt + F4.