Phasmophobia fans who have been waiting for the game to hit consoles all this time, well, it is finally happening! Yes, you read that right!
The hit psychological horror game released in September 2020 will be playable on consoles beginning this August. While there is no specific release date as of press time, there are already some details that have been released regarding the arrival of Phasmophobia on consoles.
Here is what you have to know about this latest development.
Phasmophobia is Coming to Consoles This August
According to the game's developer, Kinetic Games, Phasmophobia will enter Early Access this August for the following consoles:
- PlayStation 5
- PlayStation VR2
- Xbox Series X/S
Kinetic Games notes that all platforms will feature option crossplay. What this means is that players will be able to see see which platforms their teammates are playing on thanks to the icon displayed on their ID card.
The developer adds that "When Phasmophobia launches on consoles, it will start with the Progression 2.0 update and [it will] be updated regularly alongside the PC version with content and bug fixes."
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Phasmophobia Early Access Trailer
According to a report by IGN, the official trailer that premiered during the Xbox Extended Showcases 2023 confirmed different features for Phasmophobia. These include seasonal events and free content updates.
"It also listed 'unique ghost personalities,' although it's not clear yet if that meant unique to consoles or was simply an exisiting feature of Phasmophobia, as other selling points included stuff like the rather ambiguous 'customization.'" the report notes.
Without futher ado, here is the official trailer for the Early Access of Phasmophobia on consoles.
Phasmophobia
Released in September 2020, Phasmophobia is a psychological horror game developed and published by Kinetic Games. As Engadget has pointed out in its report, the premise of the game remains the same as far as its console version is concerned.
This co-op game requires four players to work together to gather evidence of paranormal activity. In order to do so, the team visits haunted locations and use ghost-hunting equipment such as night vision cameras, EMF readers, thermometers, and spirit boxes.
The game likewise lets you your own voice to interact with the ghosts themselves. This could be done while using the ouija board or while using the spirit box during EVP sessions.
However, playes should note that these ghosts are not all that friendly and have the capacity to kill the players. Players then must work together to survive the 20 different ghost types that Phasmophobia has. With four default difficulties to choose from, players get to pick just how easy or how difficult they want the game to be as they explore 10 different locations that have their own twists and turns.
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