I crept through a silent cul-de-sac while sirens stitched the night together. One mistake and the chapter would close on me—no trophies, no cosmetics, only failure. I watched the map like a moth to a porchlight, drawn to risks I both wanted and feared.
How to complete all Chapter 5 challenges in Halloween: The Game
On my first run the streetlights were the only things giving away positions.
I’ll walk you through every challenge and the exact moves that turned my sloppy attempt into a clean run. You won’t need a spreadsheet—just a sense for timing, the Stalk ability, and a little luck with weapon spawns. If you bought the game on Steam for $29.99 (€28), this chapter’s rewards—cosmetic-only but sweet—make the replay worth it.
Use Blackout to disable 2 cop flashlights at once
Observation: Two officers often sweep the same street when you push a house alarm.
How I handled it: bait one cop until they shine their flashlight at you, then flip Blackout. Your goal is to get the second cop into the same search cone and Blackout again. Think of Blackout as a short blackout curtain that hides you briefly—timing is everything. If you use walls and fences for cover while the first cop turns, you’ll often get both to aim where you want.
Kill a Cop with a Pitchfork Execution
Observation: Pitchfork spawns are chaotic—no two runs are identical.
Pitchforks are random on the map. My routine: build Bloodthirst, then use Stalk to ping the area for weapon icons. When Stalk highlights a pitchfork, stalk the target cop until you can close without alerting reinforcements. The execution timing matters: chase until their attention swings, then close in. Remember that Stalk also reveals weapon crates—Reddit threads and YouTube clips from creators like Arekkz and IGN users show common spawn clusters if you want to pattern-match where pitchforks often appear.
Kill at least 3 other Residents before escaping
Observation: Houses with question marks often hide a desperate resident trying to flee.
Open the map and look for question-mark houses—those are the targets. Hit three before you trigger the final escape. Quick method: chain kills near the same cluster so you don’t waste time running across the map. If you’re on PlayStation or Xbox, use a controller shortcut to shift between targets faster; on PC, quick-map checks with a mouse wheel flick keep you mobile.
Fully Stalk any police in the Wallace’s house
Observation: Annie’s babysitting house is where you’ll meet a predictable patrol.
Head to Wallace’s house and take the stairs to the second floor. Find the cop and use Stalk until the progress bar fills—fully stalked is literal: you must reach the final tick. Move slowly; one rushed peek and the cop spins. Treat your Stalk like a scalpel in a surgeon’s hand—precise, slow, and final—so you don’t spook the target.
How do you escape without Loomis detecting you?
Observation: Loomis is drawn to bright nodes on the map—ignore them at your peril.
Open the map and avoid the big red dot that marks Loomis’s detection zone. He reacts to loud kills and exposed bodies; silent eliminations and moving bodies out of sight lower the odds he ever gets a bead on you. If Loomis does ping your location, use Blackout or environmental cover to break line of sight, then slip out through a lane away from the red dot.
Destroy any police car before you escape
Observation: Cops leave cars clustered near intersections and driveways.
There are plenty of police cars around the neighborhood. A few heavy melee hits will break the vehicle—aim when the driver’s distracted or after you’ve disabled nearby cops to avoid extra attention. Destroying a car early in the run makes the final escape feel cleaner and nets you the challenge without extending the timer.
Where is the pitchfork in Halloween: The Game?
Observation: Weapon spawns repeat in general zones, even if exact tiles change.
Short answer: it’s random, but not impossible. Use Stalk to reveal weapon caches, check barns and porches first, and consult community tools—Reddit threads and map pins on Steam guides often highlight hot spots. If you prefer a visual walkthrough, YouTube creators have timestamped clips that show frequent pitchfork haunts.
Playing the final chapter is equal parts planning and improvisation: bait cops, patrol the right houses, and treat your Stalk uses like precious charges. I cleaned all six challenges in a single replay after a couple of failed attempts—why did it feel like victory then? Because the game rewards small, surgical decisions over brute force.
So what playstyle will you bet on next time—silent precision or chaotic terror?