HALLOWEEN: THE GAME / 6 guides
Maps & navigation
Learn stable landmarks and keep match-specific discoveries separate.
Begin with the four-map reference if you are still confusing the neighborhoods. Then pick the guide for the location in front of you: house identification in Heights, storefront naming in Town Center, floors and divided yards in Orange Grove, or outskirts landmarks in East Haddonfield.
Use a landmark plus a visible direction in your callouts. These guides do not mark guaranteed loot or escape spawns. After a match, save the decision point that confused you and verify it on another visit; that is more useful than memorizing an untested “fastest route.”
Four maps: learn landmarks, not imaginary loot routes
A location reference and a repeatable way to learn a changing neighborhood.
Haddonfield Heights: Myers, Strode and neighborhood orientation
Use the film landmarks without assuming you already know the playable layout.
Haddonfield Town Center: distinguish the shops in your callouts
Use Nichols Hardware, Patty’s Pub and other storefronts as a practical naming system.
Orange Grove Estates: floors, fences and misleading sightlines
Prepare useful callouts for a neighborhood with large houses and divided yards.
East Haddonfield: rural landmarks and useful callouts
Orient your team around the garage, lounge and agricultural identity of the outskirts.
Public map rotation: repeated maps, session changes and what to record
Read the 1.0.1 public-map rule, distinguish a continuous session from a fresh lobby, and keep useful evidence when a map appears to repeat.