Looks like there's something - or some things even - important on the horizon for Phasmophobia. Developer Kinetic Games has tweeted a tease on the horror game's Twitter channel that suggests it'll be worth keeping a weather eye on the studio's channels, as it looks there'll be some exciting news to come in the not-too-distant future.
"Big things ahead," Kinetic has tweeted, along with a Phasmophobia hashtag. That's it - just that one little hint - so we're completely in the dark (heh) about what these big things might be right now. We can of course see on the game's public Trello board that there's some other exciting content to come, such as a bunch of reworks for things like progression, objectives, levelling, equipment, and difficulty - the latter of which we reported on following a dev Discord Q&A a few weeks back.
There are also things in the backlog, like a core systems overhaul, "horror 2.0" (new ghost events, death animations, and the like), and other bits. But, as we know from before, the team at Kinetic doesn't always put everything on the Trello board, so there can be some big surprises in store for players.
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