Halloween game price: $39.99 for Halloween: The Game, or $59.99 for the Deluxe Edition

Halloween: The Game starts at $39.99, and the Deluxe Edition costs $20 more. Here’s what each edition costs, what the extras include and what the first add-ons cost on Oct. 27.

How much is Halloween: The Game?

$39.99 for the Standard Edition, on PS5, Xbox Series X and S and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store. The Digital Deluxe Edition costs $59.99. Steam, the PlayStation Store and the Microsoft Store listed the Standard Edition at $39.99, with no discount, on Oct. 18, 2026.

Players who bought the Standard Edition can move up with the Digital Deluxe Upgrade, which costs $19.99 on Steam. Digital pre-orders also came with the Phantom Michael Myers skin, which IllFonic says isn’t sold after launch.

What’s in the Digital Deluxe Edition?

The $59.99 edition adds the Inmate Michael Myers skin, two exclusive Civilian characters, Richard and Alexis, Advance Access to the Final Girl Laurie Strode cosmetic and a digital comic. Players who pre-ordered it got in early, from Sept. 4, 2026, at 9 a.m. PT, four days before launch.

Halloween: The Game physical editions

The game came out on disc on Oct. 6, 2026, for PS5 and Xbox Series X, with the full game on the disc. The Physical Standard Edition costs $39.99, the same as the digital one, and adds a Clown Michael Myers skin, two Civilian cosmetics and a poster. The Limited Collector’s Edition costs $149.99 and adds a Samhain Michael Myers skin, four Civilian cosmetics, a Shape Jump variant action figure and lenticular art.

The skins and cosmetics in the physical editions unlock right away, but IllFonic says players can also earn them through in-game challenges.

Halloween: The Game DLC prices

The first paid add-ons arrive on Oct. 27, 2026. Two Michael Myers skins, based on Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers and Halloween (2018), cost $9.99 each. The Civilian Characters Pack adds Eugene Kelly and Michelle Blanton for $9.99, and Civilian Costumes Pack 1 has 14 Halloween outfits, one per character, with 42 color tints, for $9.99. Buying all four costs $39.96, about the price of the game itself.

The fifth map, Tower Farm, is free on the same day for everyone who owns the game. Inspired by Halloween 5, it’s a farming community outside Haddonfield with a filling station, a harvest festival, a trailer park and pumpkin patches. IllFonic says the Oct. 27 drop is the first in a series of content updates across the game’s first year.

When did Halloween: The Game come out?

On Sept. 8, 2026, at 9 a.m. PT. IllFonic made the game with co-publisher Gun Interactive: one player is Michael Myers, and four others play Civilians trying to survive, on four multiplayer maps at launch, with a single-player story mode played as Michael Myers. IllFonic said more than 1 million players had tried it by Sept. 12.

The game supports cross-play, and its first patch, on Sept. 8, fixed cross-play parties so that members follow their leader into matchmade lobbies. For another horror game on the way to PS5, Xbox and PC, our Alien: Isolation 2 page has what’s known about its release.

This page is updated as soon as IllFonic changes the price of Halloween: The Game, puts it on sale or announces new add-ons.