The next big Phasmophobia update, called Chronicle, will be released this summer, and is set to introduce a lot of new features to the paranormal investigation horror indie title. Phasmophobia took the world by storm back in 2020 when it was in early access, and ever since, its scares, co-op gameplay, and innovative design have brought a lot of fear and fun to its players. Now, not even a year after its release on consoles, the Chronicle update is set to change some major elements of the game. 2p4757

Phasmophobiahas announced a new Cursed Hollow community event to welcome spring with a darker take on cuddly bunnies, mythical jackalope, and terrifying forest spirits. The ghost-identifying horror game from Kinetic Games has kept the community engaged through seasonal events and frequent updtes. The newest event will make improvements on the way the events play out based on player .

The highly anticipated rework of the iconic Bleasdale Farmhouse in Phasmopobiais finally here, introducing a whole new layout, updated assets, new environmental features, and more to one of the game's first maps. This rework arrives in update v0.12.0.1, which adds not just an overhaul to a fan-favorite map but several quality-of-life changes that make the scares feel more immersive than ever before.

Kinetic Games has announced an update to the iconic PhasmophobiaBleasdale Farmhouse map, adding new rooms, outside haunts, and more. The update adds more opportunities for scares and haunts to the horror paranormal investigator co-op title. Best of all, the overhaul of one of the game's most beloved maps will arrive in just a few days.

Phasmophobia continues to capture the imaginations—and emotions—of its players, as one fan discovers a ghost that seems to be crying out for help. While most encounters with ghosts in the game are designed to be terrifying, some moments leave players feeling unexpectedly emotional. One such instance showcases ghostwriting that seems to express a cry for help, sparking discussions about a potential new game mechanic for the devs to consider.

The ghost-hunting horror title Phasmophobia just got a whole lot scarier on consoles thanks to the implementation of voice recognition. When the title by Kinetic Games first launched on consoles just in time for Halloween last year, it had nearly all the features of the PC version and even had integrated crossplay immediately on launch. However, it was missing one aspect of the game that made it truly terrifying: voice recognition.

A new 2025 roap has been revealed for Phasmophobia, and this one is quite exciting with a lot of new updates for fans to expect this year. There is a major rework update in the offing, as well as some other fresh content to keep the game new and exciting. This information is now available for players to explore, and there are a lot of things to unpack and understand before heading into the rest of the year.

Developer Kinetic Games revealed the 2025 Phasmophobia roap in a press release, promising many updates and events coming to the title this year. The co-op horror ghost-hunting game has been immensely popular since its release and has continued to grow and expand in the four years it's been in existence. The game made the move to consoles late last year, and Kinetic Games plans to continue growing the scope of the title in the coming year.

Phasmopohobia is a game all about locating and identifying ghosts based on different types of paranormal evidence. There are seven types of evidence in the game, and each of the 24 different ghost types exhibits three kinds to help players pinpoint them. But evidence can be difficult to pin down, and on higher difficulty modes, it may be completely absent.

Heading into 2025, Kinetic Games, the developers of Phasmophobia, have given players a brief preview of what's to come in the game's next major update. Originally released in October 2020, Phasmophobia is one of the earlier examples of an objective-based co-op horror game in a similar vein to later releases like Lethal Company and Content Warning, tasking players with gathering evidence to identify ghosts in haunted locales. Four years after its release, the game is still in early access on Steam but is receiving steady updates.