99 Nights in The Forest Guide How to Get the Trick or Treater Class

The Halloween event in 99 Nights in The Forest has arrived, and with it comes the Trick or Treater Class, a limited-time unlockable you won’t want to miss. To get it, you’ll need to gather candies through the new Halloween activities. Here’s the complete step-by-step guide to unlocking it.

1. Meet the Halloween NPC in the Lobby

After joining the game, head to the main lobby where you’ll find a Halloween NPC surrounded by pumpkins and decorations.
This NPC sells the Trick or Treater Class for 30 candies — your main goal during this event.

2. Collect Candles from Cultist Waves

Before you can start trick or treating, you first need to gather candles.

• Play the Cultist Wave mode, and focus on surviving as long as possible.
• Each wave gives you a chance to obtain candles as drops or rewards.
• The longer you last, the better your odds of collecting more candles.

These candles are key — you’ll need them to activate trick-or-treating events later.

3. Use Candles to Light Houses and Go Trick or Treating

Once you have candles, it’s time to go trick or treating.

• Head to the houses in the event area.
• Use your candles to light up the house — this starts the trick-or-treat interaction.
• After lighting the house, you’ll get a chance to receive candies as rewards.

Each house can give a random amount of candies, so keep repeating this across multiple houses to reach your goal faster.

4. Buy the Trick or Treater Class

99 Nights in The Forest Guide How to Get the Trick or Treater Class

After collecting 30 candies, return to the Halloween NPC in the lobby.

• Interact with the NPC.
• Choose the Trick or Treater Class option and confirm the purchase.

You’ll immediately unlock the class, ready to use in your next session.

The Trick or Treater Class is the highlight of this year’s Halloween update in 99 Nights in The Forest. Collect candles from Cultist Waves, light up houses, and earn candies through trick-or-treating to unlock it. It’s a simple but rewarding process — and a perfect way to celebrate the spooky season before the event ends.