Phasmophobia News

As Phasmophobia continues to keep a firm footing in Steam's weekly top ten best-sellers, the survival game's updates keep on coming, too. Kinetic Games has posted another batch of notes for the indie horror game's latest update, and they usher in a bunch of bug fixes, gameplay changes, and quality of life tweaks.

There's a hearty round of 11 bug fixes in Phasmohpbia's latest patch, and they address both general hiccups and some VR-specific ones. For example, you'll no longer be able to grab doors when you perish in the game, though you should be able to take photographs of fingerprints on the Asylum's grey doors and, er, be able to get dispatched in Edgefield's bedroom closets as normal now. Gulp.

There are also various "potential fixes" that should hopefully iron out some quirks now, too. These include tweaks to get ghost photos working correctly, stopping CCTV monitors breaking when players disconnect with head-mounted cameras, and Ouija board multiplayer spawns and photo evidence behaving as they should. Lovely stuff.

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1. Rust
2. EVERSPACE™ 2
3. Valve Index VR Kit
4. Dyson Sphere Program
5. Cyberpunk 2077
6. Red Dead Redemption 2
7. Phasmophobia
8. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Operation Broken Fang
9. Skul: The Hero Slayer
10. Raft

What’s up gamers? It’s 2021 and that means it’s time to round up the team’s favourite games of 2020. You’ll already know our selections if you read our annual Advent Calendar, but this post gathers all those words and games together in one convenient package.

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1. Rust
2. Valve Index VR Kit
3. Cyberpunk 2077
4. Heroes of the Three Kingdoms 8
5. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Operation Broken Fang
6. Phasmophobia
7. Raft
8. Red Dead Redemption 2
9. Grand Theft Auto V
10. Sea of Thieves

Yes, I know official spooks month is long past now. Yes, I am still playing Phasmophobia. The co-op ghost hunting simulation is just too much fun to mess around in with pals. The more familiar we’ve gotten with the game though, the clearer it is that there is one ghost hunting objective that is the absolute worst. It doesn’t sound like much, but snapping a photo of dirty water is an absolute pain in the rear and, glory to all that is good, Phasmophobia’s developer has decided to remove it.

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