On 10th October, Rockstar launched a new survival mode and a community challenge that took us back to North Yankton to collectively slay 80 million zombies in order to unlock "special gifts", including a spooky-season appropriate Orange Glow Skeleton Onesie and the Red Hooded Skull Mask.

It’s spooky season, and Rockstar’s added a new event to its eternally popular GTA Online mode. The game takes you back to the snowy peaks of North Yankton, where the familiar backdrop of the Ludendorff Cemetery has been transformed into a battleground against the undead.

It’s arguable that GTA Online’s Halloween event is proving somewhat popular. The zombie-slaughtering North Yankton Nightmare, added to the game along with GTA V’s opening location, Ludendorff, has been so popular Rockstar had to increase the community challenge goals ten-fold.

North Yankton plus zombies seems to have been a big enough deal for a whopping 400,000 GTA Online players to quickly jump into the mode within its first 24 hours, according to GTAO Stats. That number has rocketed passed the one million marks over the last few days, too.

GTA Online's new zombie mode, Ludendorff Cemetery Survival, pulls in 1.2 million players, proving the game is far from dying after 10 years.

GTA Online has introduced a Halloween game mode, Ludendorff Cemetery Survival. The horde shooter game mode is wildly popular with players. You can unlock an outfit if you survive ten waves. GTA Online added a temporary 'spooktastic' game mode for the Halloween season,

Pretty much every major live service game will do something for Halloween. Call of Duty has The Haunting, Apex has Trick N' Treat Trios, and Fortnite has Fortnitemares. In previous years, GTA Online would also give players "four weeks of nonstop mischief" during October,