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The Best Video Game Costumes For Halloween 2018
The temperature is dropping, pumpkin-carving pictures are everywhere, and there's an entire aisle in the grocery store dedicated to candy; it must be time for Halloween! If you got caught up playing the multitude of incredible games that hit this month and forgot to shop for a costume, don't worry! We've combed the Internet looking for the absolute coolest video game costumes available this year. The list has Zelda, it has Overwatch, and so much more in between. Be the coolest person at the party or find the best costumes for your child's trick-or-treating adventures in the list below.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Ciri Cosplay Costume ($83.05)
Persona 5 Protagonist Phantom Thief Cosplay Costume ($81.86)
Bloodborne The Hunter Cosplay Costume ($182.99)
Breath of the Wild Zelda Adult Costume ($39.99)
Adult Jacob Frye Costume Assassin's Creed ($79.99)
Mercy Costume Deluxe The Signature Collection – Overwatch ($199.99)
Reaper Costume – Overwatch ($69.99)
Brite Bomber Costume – Fortnite ($59.99)
Overwatch Genji Classic Boys Muscle Costume ($39.99)
Child Deluxe Zelda Costume ($29.99-$49.99)
Toddler Deluxe Pikachu Costume ($19.99-$24.99)
Interested in digital Halloween costumes? Game Informer just ranked the best spooky skins in Overwatch, covered the potential Fortnite seasonal leaks, and revealed how Splatoon 2 is getting into the spirit of the season.
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