Halloween: The Game Chapter 4 Challenge 6

Recreate the chapter's film scenes in order. Let Annie's and Laurie's scripted encounters progress before the next interaction. Follow the documented community route below.

How do you complete the film-plot challenge?

Follow the chapter's scripted sequence: Lester and Annie, Bob in the kitchen, the sheet-and-phone scene with Lynda, then Laurie's discovery and closet encounters. Community walkthroughs recommend a clean run from the chapter's beginning on Normal difficulty. This guide follows their shared scene order and identifies uncertain trigger or restart advice instead of claiming a newly tested current-build solution.

The main detailed route comes from WEEZYFMAMBA's narrated walkthrough, compared with other collected walkthroughs and IGN's challenge overview. These sources agree on the broad sequence but describe some Laurie interactions differently. The article contains story spoilers, since the challenge itself asks you to recreate the film's events.

Before starting the run

Select Chapter 4 and confirm that you are pursuing Challenge 6, rather than another chapter objective. The creators recommend Normal to make their route easier to follow, without establishing a universal difficulty requirement. Their clean-run advice is community guidance, not a quoted official rule about how every checkpoint is tracked.

One collected guide recommends restarting the entire chapter after an error and says a checkpoint restart may fail to count. Another written walkthrough contains inconsistent restart wording, so it cannot settle that question. Starting clean is the clearer route to follow from the available evidence, while a guaranteed checkpoint workaround remains unverified.

Lester and Annie: preserve the opening sequence

The narrated route begins at the Wallace residence and completes the contextual interaction with Lester before Annie comes outside. Its creator shows the dog's position varying and restarts when the timing goes wrong. Follow the interaction prompt in your client rather than borrowing a controller button that the narrator only guesses for another platform.

Next, the creator waits for Annie to enter the laundry room, approaches and locks the door. After the resulting movement, he hides in the car, then gets out of the car when Annie reaches the kitchen phone to trigger the cutscene. This exit is shown in the narrated route at 4:57; the later return to the car comes after Annie goes for her keys.

When Annie leaves the kitchen, remain out of sight and wait for the point when she goes upstairs for her keys. The creator warns that entering the car while she can still see Michael can cause her to flee and spoil that attempt. Once she has turned away, enter the car and wait for her return and the associated scripted scene.

After that scene, the recorded route carries Annie's body upstairs and places it in the closet. The creator also changes some lights to make the next sequence easier, but does not establish every light switch as a challenge requirement. Keep the required scene order separate from optional convenience choices shown during the run.

Bob: the kitchen scene and glasses

The same creator waits through Bob and Lynda's arrival, follows their scene progression and prepares for Bob to enter the kitchen. The walkthrough uses level-three Stalk for its contextual execution and pins Bob to the kitchen wall. IGN's overview likewise identifies the kitchen scene as part of the film-matching sequence.

The narrator also demonstrates fully stalking Bob and Lynda together for another challenge during this passage. He explicitly describes that as Challenge 5, so do not silently add it to Challenge 6's verified requirements. For general ability use rather than this story sequence, see the Michael guide.

After the kitchen scene, the route takes Bob's glasses and goes upstairs to use the sheet. The creator checks the intervening door so Lynda does not see Michael approaching in the wrong part of the sequence. These are the actions shown by that community route, without a promise that every incidental movement is independently required by the game's tracker.

Lynda: the sheet and phone scene

With the sheet equipped, the walkthrough approaches Lynda in the bedroom and prepares the contextual phone interaction. Its narrator again uses level-three Stalk before completing that encounter. Multiple collected sources describe the sheet-and-phone scene, which supports following it instead of substituting a generic elimination.

The route then carries Bob's body upstairs to prepare the scene Laurie will discover. This connects the earlier encounters to the next scripted event, rather than treating each target as a separate checklist kill. Let the resulting scene play into Laurie's arrival before moving to the chase portion.

Laurie: allow the discovery, then follow her

In the main narrated walkthrough, Michael waits downstairs and builds Stalk while Laurie arrives. The creator lets her go upstairs and discover the prepared scene, then approaches and grabs her so she pushes him away. He lets her escape into the next house and follows her, preserving the chapter's sequence.

Avoid combining that description with an unrelated multiplayer ability or target route. The general Challenges guide explains the separate Story, Passive and Progressive systems. Challenge 6 is a specific Story objective, while the Prestige guide concerns a different progression system.

The two closet encounters: follow one documented route

The main video describes pulling Laurie from the first closet and using the knife before she goes upstairs. At the later upstairs closet, the narrator instead uses the grab interaction and allows the coat-hanger counterattack. He then reports Challenge 6 completing on that run.

Another collected creator also describes two closet encounters with different actions, while a shorter guide gives a different account of earlier attacks. The sources therefore do not support blending every suggested hit or grab into one supposed official recipe. Follow a coherent documented sequence and note the point at which your attempt differs.

The narrator mentions pursuing a Ghost Bob cosmetic, but the collected material does not independently verify that reward unlocking on this run. Check the challenge's actual completion state rather than assuming a cosmetic description proves success. This guide does not invent an extra reward, code or shortcut beyond the available material.

If the challenge does not register

IllFonic's September 17 update specifically acknowledges that players were struggling with Chapter 4 Challenge 6 and says the team was investigating. That is a historical statement, not proof that the same fault remains for every player now. The collected 1.0.2 notes name Chapter 4 Challenge 2, which cannot be used as a specific fix for Challenge 6.

Record the installed version, the exact objective and the scene where the expected sequence diverged. Recheck whether you changed a scripted encounter, mixed different creators' routes or resumed from a checkpoint whose tracking remains uncertain. If the same issue persists, use official support with those details rather than claiming that an unverified workaround is guaranteed.

Sources and review scope

• WEEZYFMAMBA's narrated Chapter 4 Challenge 6 route
• A second creator's film-plot route
• A collected route discussing full-chapter restarts
• IGN: Story Mode Challenges
• Official September 17 acknowledgement
• Official 1.0.2 notes