Huge Phasmophobia update fixes bugs, adds features, makes game "much more stable"

A massive Phasmophobia update has been released, adding new features, fixing bugs, and generally improving the horror game. In an opening comment, developer Kinetic Games says it all makes the game "much more stable."

The patch notes are published on Steam, and it's long list of changes. Off the bat, we have the latest features, these include the power to choose contract difficulty, more information on the sanity meter to show the average sanity level of the team, being able to switch the sound to mono, and an in-game button for switching ports. The latter two require a restart if used.

The ability to enter room codes using the numpad, a delay on shutting the truck door, changing character no longer unreadying everyone, and a "max amount" button for item selection are among the quality of life improvements. Ghosts become even trickier, now that they can open lockers and closets outside of a hunt, can follow you around corners, and will listen for voices and search the vicinity of the sound. Some of these features were already available to players in beta.

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