Phasmophobia

Enjoy games that put your detective skills to the test? Enjoy games that can give you a good fright from time to time? Enjoy games where you can work alongside and/or troll your friends? Phasmophobia is the game for you (and your friends)!

Boasting a wide variety of maps and challenges, Phasmophobia is perfect for any type of play style. For more casual players, it's easy to set up a beginner/intermediate contract and knock em out fairly easily without having to stress about the ghost hunting right away. Feeling up for a challenge? Phasmophobia also offers an array of fun yet difficult gamemodes that'll put your ghost hunting skills to the test! Whether it be special weekly contracts, the 3 trophy challenges, or even the nightmare/insanity gamemodes, Phasmophobia has a little bit of everything to really spice up your gameplay!

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☑ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☑ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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An addicting ghost-hunting experience that is best enjoyed with friends. The game is filled with lots of great scares (and laughs when your friends get scared). A healthy amount of ghost-types, maps, tools (with respective upgrades), difficulty levels, and challenges provide lots of variety. The game is still getting updates and I have managed to catch a couple events as well (Halloween and Christmas) which is always a nice touch!

Found A Bone in a toilet,
Asked the Ghost How many pickles it could fit up its butt,
it said 2
I laughed
It tried to choke me out.
Managed to hide behind some smoke and cower in a locker.
Loaded up the van and insulted its mother.
Got home and played phaso.

its super fun! u unlock gamemodes and updated equipment its super cool to and the more u play it the better u get and u level up alot if u get a BUNCH OF XP

Its a fun game I recommend it to people who like horror or ghosts and it really brings out that ghost hunting aspect.

Good spooky game, however a bit repetative, but fun with friends

amazing game and funny for up to 4 people to play with. very good and funny game for alll of your friends

I'm a legit chicken to play such horror games that I couldn't even step in an inch from the entrance, but I've never ever thought that I'd eventually hunger to hunt the ghosts. I'm literally having so much fun in multiplayer and almost close to none of the players I've met there play the game seriously. It's kind of hard to describe but I'm enjoying it a lot :)

they made this game a lot harder since i used to play.
the downside is that as a busy person i have less time to get good at it.
the upside is hat when i do have the time to play its much less formulaic and quite a bit more interesting. youre forced to use reasoning to deduce the ghost type rather than just gather some evidence and call it a day.
overall, great game, especially with friends

Phasmophobia is a great game and can be played in many different ways. The difficulty system provides players who either want to play with friends/for fun or want to learn game mechanics and get better at the game the options to do so. It is fun with friends and by yourself and has great replayability. Great game and especially for the price.

Came back to try the game with some friends, turns out 90% of the items you used to be able to use, is now locked behind levels. I don't know why the devs choose this direction, but it sure as hell is a stupid one - and annoying. Garbage, i'd rather play Panicore or Forewarned. 0/5

This is very interesting game until some point. May be not for every day, and not for everyone, but it worth a try! I like to play with friends in it, especially during events. As of now - there are some minor bugs, but I experience them not very often, so I can freely say that they're not affecting your gameplay. Keep in mind that it's still Early Access, which is incredible. 1 of the best ghost-hunting games overall, and top for VR

been playing it for a good while and i love the fact that the developers are trying to constantly change up the game or add new things to keep it interesting. I do kinda miss the old version of phasmo but then that might be me being stupid and not getting everything from the newer version of the game.

very fun game to play with friends and very cool graphics that add to the eerie feeling of the game

This game has gone so down hill so fast I don't even play it anymore.... They keep making empty promises that never get filled and have basically abandoned PC players in favor of the console players ... and now the only announcements I get are for there awful cash grab merch? Yeah 0/10 used to be good but not anymore... Do better...

I've started playing the game a few days ago, and so far, I'm having a great time. It’s one of the most unique horror games I’ve played, mainly because you’re the one “chasing” the ghost instead of just trying to survive. This makes the game feel incredibly immersive and engaging. You’re piecing together clues using equipment like EMF readers and spirit boxes, which adds a layer of strategy that most horror games don’t have.

Each ghost has unique traits and behaviors, so figuring them out adds a "puzzle element" to the game. The ghosts are unpredictable. They can move objects, make eerie noises, and of course, hunt players. During a hunt, you’ll need to hide and stay quiet, or risk being caught.

The atmosphere is fantastic. Hauntingly quiet with sudden jumps that keep you on edge. The graphics aren’t anything special, but they don’t need to be anyway. The game’s vibe and sound design carry the experience. That said, it does have some bugs, especially with ithe in-game voice chat. It’s not a dealbreaker but can be frustrating at times.

Learning the basics can be tough, which might be annoying, but I think it actually makes the experience scarier. You’re fumbling with your gear, unsure of what to do, and that adds to the tension.

The 4-player co-op feels, in my opinion, a bit limited. While 4 players work fine, having up to, idk, maybe 6 players would be a nice option, especially for the bigger maps where splitting up is necessary. And before you say “Wouldn’t that make the game too easy?”, well not really. More players could mean more noise and confusion, potentially attracting the ghost more often, and coordinating a larger group can be difficult. It would also allow for more creative use of equipment and teamwork without taking away the tension. Plus, it’s kind of sad to have to exclude someone from your Discord call just because the lobby is already full. *sad violin music in the background*

Overall, Phasmophobia is a solid, unique horror game that shines in co-op. It’s not perfect, but if you’re looking for something immersive and genuinely creepy, it’s worth checking out

Great game for ppl having interest in paranormal stuffs. indeed it has bugs some of them are fun ( like sometimes ghost stuck in a random object and jinn turned off breaker kinda shit )

This game has been going down hill. the events used to be unique and fun, but the last 2 with the community events were horrible. The devs made a cookie cuter event to just re-skin and spit out for the next event. RIP what used to be a good game.

I have over 10 hours in Phasmophobia, which I know isn’t nearly enough to enjoy everything the game has to offer. But here’s the thing; I’m a scaredy-cat.

One time, my “dear” friend decided it would be hilarious to lock me in the basement with a ghost. When it showed up, walking closer THEN standing there menacingly behind me, I froze; not just in-game, but IRL too. I ended up staring at the wall the entire time, unable to move. That experience pretty much killed my courage to play again.

But honestly, that just proves how effective and fun this game is. It’s absolutely terrifying if you’re as easily scared as I am, and the chaos it creates with friends is unmatched. If you’ve got someone to team up with, and maybe mess around with, it’s definitely worth trying out. Just be prepared to scream a little!

The horror of delayed content

At time of writing (21/12/2024), according to its new EULA, Phasmophobia now monitors your computer's RAM to detect "unauthorised third party programs". It pulls information including the name of your user account, your IP address, computer specs, details about other programs on your computer, and date and time that these programs are detected. If it detects a program it doesn't like, it can terminate your ability to play the game.

Do not support this kind of behaviour from game developers. I do not recommend.

The rework/major update for this game ruined it for me.
Allow me to explain.

Prior to the rework, a flashlight was a flashlight. It provided a decent amount of light, and worked well no matter what map you were in. Now, it's a tier 2 flashlight. Which would be fine if ANY of the flashlights felt the same. Now, all of them feel pitifully weak, because in addition to reworking the flashlights, the developers made the game even darker - so dark, in fact, that even at maximum brightness, if you don't know the map like the back of your bloody hand, you WILL get lost, and you can't see at all without a flashlight.

Game is still alright if you have a group to play it with, if you can get past the shoddy lighting rework. For me it's a deal-breaker.

Sacaron a la venta una cajita musical bien fachera y un peluche de Lucy re lindo, además pusieron eventos que a todos nos copa y todos queríamos.
Eso es lo que diría si fuera cierto
Una lástima el caminó que tomó el juego, me divertía mucho. Ahora lo padezco y reniego mucho.
Lo único que voy a extrañar es al fantasma más noble de todos, la Banshee

I recomanded this game because is horror and is extremly cool to find where the ghost is or more confident game!
it's so fun!
5 stars for this game

This game has to be one of the best co-op horror games out there. The atmosphere as to be one of the best features of the game. It feels as if there is a different domain once you enter the ghost site. 10/10 would recommend.

Ever wanted to be a ghost hunter without the cheesy acting? This is your chance. The game is engaging and spooky enough to make you want to play with others. Through levelling, you unlock better equipment and more difficult haunts. There are a lot of updates and seasonal celebrations/challenges. It feels a lot like Payday 2 in terms of the hub world and planning the shared loadout. Overall, a simple multiplayer game, but a good purchase.

Join game. Invite friends. Scare friends. Get scared. Load in game. Sit in van. Still sitting in van. Finally gat out of van. Get scared and go back to van. Go back into house. Yell at ghost. Hide. Scared. Find what ghost. Struggle. Cursed object. Accidentally die to really slow ghost. Die again to the next couple of ghosts. Get Money. Level up. Repeat and get better. Best with friends. Fear the school.


10/10 experience, need to play more.

overall fun game, sometimes it can be inconsistent. But overall it's still a really fun game.

I had this game for a while but didn't get into it till after a few months owning it because I was scared but I met some great people that helped me understand the ghost and more. The graphics looks great, controls are easy, its an easy game to run depending on your specs ofc. I like that there's single-player, private, and multiplayer so you can choose to play alone, with friends, or randoms. I also love that every prestige you get different cards and upgraded versions of it but I wish you can keep both the original and upgraded to choose from. The achievements on this game is pretty easy besides the apoc challenges and demon achievement can be tough. It can be frustrating but once you get the handle of the game and the behavior, ability, and ghost speed of each ghost you'll get more into grinding and loving this game.This game is overall a 10/10 defiantly one of my favorite games if you can tell my hours on record I don't think there's no other better game when it comes to ghosts. I know there's Demonologist but its so boring and Phasmo has so much more when it comes to the behavior, ability, speed, and so on with the ghosts and the objectives as well. The only thing that sucks right now for us PC players is since the console release its been a pain with voice chat, connection, and bugs but I have faith that KG will fix that soon or later :)
- I also want to add that they have a great discord so if you run into any issue they have an area for tech issues, chatting, finding a group, and more :)

Good small groups style, mild horror game with a mostly friendly and welcoming community.

7/10 Excellent game for all horror game enthusiasts out there. keep in mind you will need to learn to circle around the house a bit without getting caught, however master this and it'll be easy. Is a multiplayer game though! NOT LORE RICH! Few event with lore mentions and that's it. More of a long term game than a quick game to play! Good Luck, Ghost Hunters!

At one stage I would've recommended this game to anyone and everyone, but I can't anymore as I see all the innovations done in other horror games and can't help but feel disappointed. As changes made have reduced the horror element and from what I can tell it's become a streamer driven franchise. Example replacing the old spirit box which actually used to raise the hairs on the back of my neck to some recorded messages provided by streamers, which half the time you can't understand anyway. Then there's now the community seasonal events that look like poor skin jobs to existing locations, when we used to get a whole remodel or new map, this is when other games are bringing out random generated locations. Then there's the community event rather than being a bonus addition has replaced existing seasonal events. Any drive to do the seasonal missions is gone, as I'm sorry grinding out the same maps continually is not fun as 4 maps re-skinned seems like minimum effort and I'm sorry doesn't fill me with any personal satisfaction knowing that it's not a personal accomplishment, but dependency on enough of the community to do so, but I guess streamer content needs to be fuelled. Again it's a shame as this game had so much potential.

The devs will do anything but fix their game, its almost like they got their money and are leaving the game to die

This game has been fun in short sessions. Gets either boring or frustrating after an hour, but most def better to play with friend!

1. download game
2. go join game
3. find 0 evidence
4. try to leave house and end match
5. door locks
6. try to hide
7. get touched by a rev

10/10 game would recommend

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Kinetic Games: "Hey everyone, We are aware of a bug that is preventing your connection to the unity cloud servers. We are investigating and will get an update out as soon as we can. The issue is caused by international sanctions not allowing your connection to the US Unity server. To get around this you must use a VPN." 17.08.2023.

Bruh.

Best Multiplayer Horror Game best machanics Best tools Perfection :)

After years playing this game.. Is the game fun? Yeah. But it has so many issues.. each patch feels a brand new issue comes up causing players to crash their game if not their entire PC and it becomes really frustrating. The Christmas event for 2024 feels LAZY! It's just a re-plastered Halloween 2024 but even more annoying. Crash when playing Campsite. Crash when playing Lighthouse. Crash when closing the game. Game goes into not responding when opening the game. I'm not playing Life is Strange, INDIKA or Horizon Zero Dawn graphics.. why does this game chug and eat so much CPU but i can run other games fine. Yes it'll probably be fixed in a few patches.. but this year for events has been disappointing.

Campsite has been giving people issues for the longest time especially with Snow. Lighthouse is newer and there's a few places your character can get stuck still if you make it in the truck without crashing. They'll fix it temporarily a few patches later but then it'll break again when they add alterations to it.

TLDR Version:
- Maps are bugged and cause crashing frequently
- Opening and closing the game causes non responding or crashing
- Limited time events are the lazy work. After 4 years it feels dissapointing.

Fun playability. Have about 100 hours and the fun comes from playing with others. Rolling updates and events are engaging./ Would recommend

I mean... it's Phasmophobia - the game that popularized an entire genre of cooperative ghost hunting.
Unfortunately, for over two years the game is plagued with developer decicions/priority making which ranges from poor to abysmal.

To get more into detail:
* Bugs - the game is horribly buggy. This is not gernerally an issue per se as it is an early access game after all, but the developers don't seem interested in addressing even the most blatant bugs. For example: A few months ago they switched to new voice chat backend (Vivox). This however broke voice chat in the lobby (it works once you load into a map, but you'll pretty much always be kicked before due to you being unable to communicate) as well as voice recognition for many people. Rather than reverting to the previous voice chat backend (Phonon), the developers just ignored the problem, leaving the game in an essentially broken state for many players for months now. Even critical issues like this remain unaddressed when the fix would be as easy as just reverting a change. Also, many old bugs were never addressed, making this game feel like it falls more and more into disrepair with every update

* Performance - falls into a similar category of the game accumulating more and more technical debt. Where you could easily run the 2020 version of the game on a low-end machine back then, these days you'll get occasional massive lags even on a mid- to high-end machine.

* Lack of content - In the past (2020/2021) this game used to have an open beta where you could try out new or changed content. Updates on that branch would range from once a week to multiple times a day. While most of the updates were of course minor changes and fixes, you basically got a game mechanics improvement, changed ghost mechanics etc pretty much every other week. They listend to feedback to finetune these changes before pushing them to the release build every few months. Mid-2021 they stopped doing this open kind of development and in turn promised to release regular big updates as a kind of big content/mechanics drops and when the 0.3 update arrived a while after, it was a massive success. It overhauled lots of equipment, their effects, how they interact with ghost hunts, introduced a new evidence, changed the existing ghost evidences around, introduced new ghosts - overall just great. The next update 0.4 came not that long after and was the 2021 halloween update and was just as great, adding a new map, having some doors start open (so that coming across an open door no longer means ghost room) allowing ghosts to change rooms and adding a new difficulty, After that however, new content pretty much stalled. 0.5 would add cursed posessions which are fine, but for the most part just gimmicky things. 0.6 was just a VR overhaul which - in typical Phasmophobia fashion - broke VR completely for a good bunch of VR players - the issues remain unaddressed to this day.
Now we're starting to get to the point where the game went into a very poor direction. Many people at the time were already complaining about the lack of meaningful content for the majority of people - especially with the long awaited "Horror 2.0" being delayed again and again (it's still not out by this day), so the developers promised a complete makeover of the Asylum map (which was the by far largest map at the time, but many rooms looked very similar). This then came in the 0.7 update in form of the Sunny Meadows map which shares nothing with the original Asylum map (other than both being an insane asylum), performs much worse and doesn't play very well with the game's mechanics. Many rooms still feel pretty much the same (even though usually more detailed). The tone also feels very off compared to the rest of the game. The rest of the locations may be creepy (such as the abandoned high school or prison), but were always just that and nothing more, never the big evil place where so many spooky things are happening. On Sunny Meadows you have screams in the hallways, rooms with the floor just covered in blood and human remains, rooms where the floor is covered with removed jaws, etc. They also removed the original Asylum map with that patch, preventing the players who liked it to play that map any longer. To the developer's credit: The 0.7 update also brought the 2021 halloween event which was the first and also most fun event they ever did. You had to play on nightmare mode on a few maps, collect all hidden candy which would then spawn pumpkins which you all had to light which would then cause the ghost to wear a pumpkin hat which you had to photograph. Do all of that and identify the ghost. Not too hard, but fun. The patch didn't introduce new game mechanics, it just took away a beloved map and replaced it with one that doesn't play well.
Next was the "player progression" update which was the worst design decision made regarding this game. Rather than leveling up endlessly as previously, they reset everyone's level to 1 and once you reach level 100 you can press a button to reset your level back to 1, losing all unlocks in the process. I don't know how they ever thought that this would even remotely be a good idea. To the developer's credit: They announced these plans about a year in advance. Everyone hated it. They went through with it regardless and ignored all player feedback - everyone still hated it. No new actual game mechanics again. Even after these lackluster updates, there was no new "major" update until nearly a year later which only added a new lighthouse map which - surprise - doesn't play very well.
Which brings us to the 0.11 update which replaced the task-based seasonal events with community events where it's just "photograph/use these randomly spawned things and/or complete the mission to contribute to a big score pool", nothing else.
If you paid attention, you may have noticed that not much has changed for the positive since the addition of the cursed posessions about three years ago. The game has gotten stagnant. The developers have gotten too comfortable on the hype that was around it to the point that games which started out as just Phasmophobia clones like Ghost Exile these days offer a much more engaging and in-depth gameplay than Phasmophobia does and have surpassed their master

* Ignoring the players
Now this is highly subjective, but they used parts of the money and ressources they gained through Steam's early access program to port this game to consoles rather than using the ressources to overhaul things, add new mechanics, fix bugs, etc in the actual game to bring it closer to release. Nobody would have cared if this were already a fully released title, but with an early access title, there's the expectation that the money earned is used to actually finish the game rather than to swim on the hype train and also milk console players for their money. This gets even worse as the developers have completely stopped publishing changelogs for their patches through Steam (even though it would just be a copy-paste action for them), so if you want to see changelogs, you now have to go to their website. Their reason being that they just want one place for all players to view changelogs. Why they can't copypaste these into Steam like every other dev out there does is beyond me.

How to get the ''Doom Slayed'' badge quick and easy:

1) Put the difficulty on Custom and chose ''Apocalypse 3''
2) Go to 6 Tanglewood Drive, have 0 items equipped (except the base ones you can't get rid of) and start the game.
3) Enter the house immediately and wait for it to hunt, and just hope you have a Demon. If you don't, repeat these steps until you have a Demon.

Hope this helped you get the rarest achievement in Phasmophobia. Happy hunting!

As someone who's put in the hours and tried to adapt to Phasmophobia's quirks, I can't help but feel let down by the game's overall design and polish. Mastering the game is rewarding, but precisely after digging deeper, you'll find an ultimately unrefined and often frustrating title that fails to live up to anything worthwhile.

Phasmophobia feels like a prototype that never fully matured, or a demo stretched too thin. Many ghosts share similar patterns, and when they do try something unique—like the Wraith's teleportation or other specialized behaviors—most these mechanics end up feeling unfair or inconsistent rather than challenging. There's no satisfying sense of discovery, and the mechanical puzzle-solving is too shallow; it's mostly waiting, trial and error, with a lot of inconsistencies along the way if you're not using evidences.

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The game's evidence system itself quickly feels shallow. Collecting clues is a mechanical routine rather than an engaging and dynamic process. You're essentially rotating through the same handful of tools — EMF readers, UV lights, spirit boxes — just waiting for something to happen, with very minor variations between them, such as switching to UV if you hear a door. Despite having numerous ghost types, most of them feel interchangeable in this regard, relying on the same handful of generic evidence items. There's little in the way of interesting traits or unique behavior patterns that would truly differentiate one ghost from another, even if you're playing no evidence contracts. All this leaves the game with a lack of gameplay depth or variety.

Here's a concise example of poor design in Phasmophobia: every ghost has traits that can help identify them. This is particularly important in "no evidence" contracts, where (with one specific exception) evidence tools cannot be used to determine the ghost type. This is great! However, other than some traits being simply inconsistent or cumbersome to test, there are ghost traits that depend directly on timers, which the game doesn't provide you with at all. There is simply no in-game way to tell the passage of time, so you have to rely on external tools to keep track of ghost behavior: LiveSplit, a phone you can quickly juggle between, etc. This not only breaks immersion but also throws a challenge that the player has no in-game tools to deal with, unless you're good at counting up to 300 seconds in your head while multitasking 2-3 other things. You also can't customize the pool of ghosts, and neither the game nor its developers support or encourage modding. This could be solved by adding a stopwatch item to the game.
I assure you, there are many more examples of bad design in Phasmophobia, such as limiting the number of photos you can take (also the tier 2 camera delay after taking them), but I'll leave it at that.

Basic quality-of-life features are missing or badly implemented. There's no proper hotbar, so you're forced to juggle items with the scroll wheel, which is awful. Sprinting mechanics are clunky; 'toggle sprint' remains active even after your character depletes its extremely short stamina. Until very recently, joining private lobbies was needlessly complicated, using 6-digit codes (that's 1 million CONCURRENT lobbies — up to 4 million players connected in multiplayer!) rather than taking advantage of Steam's API. It's baffling that a game so engaged with multiplayer makes such simple tasks feel so wearisome, with microphone levels resetting every time you enter a new lobby, etc.

Phasmophobia's older maps, which constitute the majority, show very little effort in environmental storytelling. Sound design is mechanically poor, with transitions between exteriors and different floors being extremely noticeable. These shortcomings undermine what should be a core strength of a horror game: atmosphere.

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In the end, Kinetic Games has failed in coming up with dynamic systems or combining the existing pieces into an orthogonal design, which would have made the game more engaging and replayable. The game's core loop is repetitive and lacks depth, and the game's design often contradicts itself, leading to a frustrating and unpolished experience.

Phasmophobia is a game that can be fun to learn and play with friends, but that's generally despite its design, not because of it.

Entered nightmare mode with a buddy for the first time. Ghost hunts immediately, my friend dies faster than we could scream like lil girls. I dive into a closet to hide, almost sharting myself from fear. Brother snores next to me IRL. Ghost comes after me faster than puff daddy itself, Closet doors fly open. Dead.

Highly realistic ghost game. 10/10, would let my brother's snoring get me killed again.

Was a really simple and honest good game but no longer as enjoyable. I wish the original was still available as a classic version. To have everything reset is upsetting especially when you don't see the updates as improvements. Could still be a good game if someone hasn't played the original state of it.

I have withdrawals every time I turn the game off.

Definitely not as fun without friends though, the more the merrier. I'd suggest getting the game at the same time as a friend or two and learning the ropes together.

With over 65+ hours in Phasmophobia, the game evolves from a simple ghost-hunting experience into a test of strategy, communication, and nerves.

For seasoned players, the initial fear of the unknown transitions into a thrilling challenge of mastering ghost behaviors and perfecting hunts. The unpredictable AI ensures no two investigations are alike, keeping the tension alive. You develop a deeper understanding of the tools, from the EMF reader to the spirit box, and learn how to adapt your strategies based on ghost type and map layout.

The cooperative multiplayer aspect remains a highlight, as it fosters teamwork and often leads to hilarious or terrifying moments. The gradual addition of new maps, ghost types, and mechanics ensures the experience stays fresh, even for veteran players.

However, familiarity can sometimes lessen the fear factor, especially once you’ve memorized common patterns or optimal strategies. But the dynamic scares, atmospheric sound design, and the thrill of high-stakes hunts continue to provide plenty of adrenaline-filled moments.

Phasmophobia is a deeply engaging horror multiplayer game that remains rewarding and fun even after dozens of hours. It’s perfect for those who love a blend of strategic gameplay and supernatural suspense.

Very good game to scare friends. Ghost hunt me so i put Arab music on to annoy it before it kills me! Good game I recommend getting it for how cheap it is.

I love this game. very entertaining and fun-scary. If you're looking for a scary game to play with friends, this is it.

I really thought that panic-smudging simple ghost events twice only to be hunted two seconds later (now out of smudge sticks) and die in the middle of edgefield livingroom where you´re crouching, lights off and hiding in brain malfuntioning terror (and plain sight) would be a thing of the past with 139h in the game but no. Apparently it's not.

Although! I've actually have made it out alive once or twice lately so yay me!

Being as abysmal as I am at Phasmophobia and STILL enjoying it this immensely truly says something about the game.