Halloween Night: 1978

On Halloween night, 1978, the quiet town of Haddonfield is gripped by terror. Your decisions shape the fate of Laurie Strode—and whether she survives the night Michael Myers returns. Every shadow hides a killer. Every breath could be your last.

Halloween Night: 1978

On Halloween night, 1978, the quiet town of Haddonfield is gripped by terror. Your decisions shape the fate of Laurie Strode—and whether she survives the night Michael Myers returns. Every shadow hides a killer. Every breath could be your last.

It’s Halloween night, 1978. You’re Laurie Strode, walking down the quiet streets of Haddonfield, a key in your pocket and a book under your arm. The air is crisp, the houses glowing with jack-o’-lanterns. You dropped off a key earlier at that old house on Lampkin Lane—45, the one with the dead lawn. You didn’t know it belonged to a killer.

All day, you’ve seen him—a tall man in a white mask, standing motionless across the street. You mentioned it to Annie, but she laughed it off. Now, as you babysit Tommy Doyle, the phone rings. It’s Lynda, calling from across the street. She sounds annoyed, asking where Annie is.

Then—silence.

You hear a faint gurgle, a struggle. The line goes dead. Your hand trembles. You look out the window. The house is dark. Too dark.

You know something’s wrong.

Do you stay put and protect the kids—or run across the street to check on them?