Halloween: The Game Guide | All Perk Cards

This guide lists all known Perk Cards in Halloween: The Game and explains what each card does.

Game Guide by Amaya on Sep 12, 2026

Perk Cards in Halloween: The Game allow Civilians to specialize their loadouts by improving stamina, healing, combat, Fear resistance, escape abilities, and other useful mechanics. Perk Cards are part of the Civilian progression system and can be combined into Perk Decks.

This guide lists all known Perk Cards in Halloween: The Game and explains what each card does.

All Perk Cards

The following are the currently known Perk Cards and their effects. The exact numerical bonus can vary depending on the card's level or strength.

Adrenaline: Increases stamina recharge speed.
Aura of Awareness: Increases the personal radius that prevents Michael from using Shape Jump.
Barricade: Makes locked doors more resistant to destruction.
Breakfall: Increases recovery speed after landing.
Brimstone Fuse: Makes Firecrackers disorient Michael for a longer duration.
Brutal Cleave: Increases Heavy Attack melee damage.
Bullet Belt: Increases the amount of ammunition you can carry per stack.
Clotting: Increases health regeneration speed.
Contender: Increases melee damage.
Convincing Plea: Reduces the arrival timer for incoming Police waves after filling the Police Badge.
Dead Shot: Increases critical damage with ranged weapons.
Deaden: Makes the noise pings you generate less visible.
Dying Breath: Increases your chance of escaping Michael's grabs while at low health.
Elusory: Slows the rate at which Michael builds Stalk progress on you.
Exit Strategy: Increases the distance from which escape routes can be discovered.
Fade to Black: Causes Stalk tiers to degrade faster while hiding in a hiding spot.
Field Triage: Increases the use speed of Healing Spray and Med-Kits.
Frantic: Adds more Police presence when you successfully complete a call.
Ghost: Increases the natural Stalk degradation rate.
Glass Walker: Reduces damage taken when diving through windows.
Grave Footing: Reduces the chance of tripping while exhausted or terrified.
Guardian Shadow: Reduces damage taken by Residents following you.
Hardened: Increases resistance to blunt damage.
Iron Ankles: Reduces fall damage.
Knockout: Makes Michael remain downed longer when you help knock him down.
Lethal Pitch: Increases damage dealt by thrown items and weapons.
Liquid Courage: Increases melee damage while intoxicated.
Panic Contagion: Increases movement speed after successfully helping a Resident escape.
Panic Driver: Reduces damage taken by cars while driving them.
Pied Piper: Increases the number of Residents who can follow you.
Relentless Steel: Increases melee weapon durability.
Repair Expert: Gives you a chance not to consume a Repair Kit when using it.
Reveler: Increases the duration of intoxication and certain other status effects.
Scavenger: Increases progress during the hiding spot rummage minigame.
Shared Desperation: Makes Residents deal more damage after you give them a weapon.
Shield of Law: Reduces Fear gain while within 15 meters of a Police Officer.
Silver Tongue: Gives you more time to achieve a perfect result during conversation minigames.
Sixth Sense: Allows you to hear Michael breathing during Shape Jump from a greater distance.
Slippery: Reduces the difficulty of the struggle minigame when Michael grabs you.
Smooth Talker: Increases the perfect zone of the dispatch call skill check.
Solid Foundation: Increases Poise, improving your ability to contribute toward knocking Michael down.
Stubborn: Increases movement speed while wounded.
Survival Intuition: Automatically marks one random escape location on your map.
Thick Skin: Increases resistance to sharp damage.
Trespasser: Allows you to pick locked doors by holding the interaction button for a set duration.
Unphased: Reduces Fear buildup.
Unwinded: Reduces stamina consumption from all actions.
Voice of Reason: Reduces Fear gained by Residents following you.
Wired: Each Pop you consume permanently reduces incoming Fear for the rest of the match.
Witness State: Reveals the outlines of nearby Residents.
Wound Mender: Increases the amount of health restored by healing items.

The current published card lists contain 49 Perk Cards.

Halloween: The Game How Perk Cards Work

How Perk Cards Work

Perk Cards are part of the Civilian customization system. You earn Perk Points from completing matches and use them to roll for cards. Spending more Perk Points on a roll can improve your chances of receiving a higher-rarity card.

Once you have collected cards, you can combine them into a Perk Deck and equip the deck to a Civilian loadout. Perk Cards can also receive temporary upgrades that increase their level for a limited number of matches.

How to Choose Perk Cards

The best Perk Card depends on the Civilian you're playing and what you want to accomplish during the match. A card with a lower rarity can still be more useful than a higher-rarity card if its effect directly benefits your playstyle.

For example, Adrenaline and Unwinded are useful for players who prioritize stamina management, while Dead Shot, Contender, and Lethal Pitch are better suited to players who regularly use weapons.

If you're focused on escaping, cards such as Exit Strategy and Survival Intuition can help you locate escape routes more efficiently.

Best Perk Cards for Beginners

New players should generally prioritize perks with effects that are useful in a wide variety of situations.

Adrenaline helps with stamina management, while Field Triage and Wound Mender improve healing. Unphased provides straightforward Fear resistance, and Exit Strategy can make it easier to find an escape route.

Rather than immediately building around rare cards, focus on creating a deck where most of the cards are useful whenever they appear during a match.

Final Thoughts

The Perk Card system in Halloween: The Game gives Civilians several ways to customize their strengths. With cards covering movement, combat, healing, Fear, Police, Residents, escape routes, and more, the best deck ultimately depends on your Civilian and preferred playstyle.

Experiment with different cards and pay attention to which effects consistently help you survive matches. As you build your collection, you can create more specialized Perk Decks for different situations.

FAQ

Q. How many Perk Cards are in Halloween: The Game?

A. There are currently 49 known Perk Cards covering effects such as stamina, combat, healing, Fear, escape, Police interactions, and Resident support.

Q. How do you get Perk Cards in Halloween: The Game?

A. Complete matches to earn Perk Points, then spend those points on Perk Card rolls. Higher spending can improve the odds of receiving a higher-rarity card.

Q. Can Michael Myers use Perk Cards?

A. No. Perk Cards are part of the Civilian customization system. Michael Myers instead uses his own abilities, weapons, and other Killer loadout options.

Q. Can Perk Cards be upgraded?

A. Yes. Perk Points can be used to temporarily increase the level of cards you already own. These upgrades last for a limited number of matches rather than permanently increasing the card.

Q. What are the best Perk Cards for beginners?

A. Cards such as Adrenaline, Field Triage, Wound Mender, Unphased, and Exit Strategy are good starting points because their effects can be useful across a variety of matches.

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