Phasmophobia Journal: Entry Five
Great news, after days of getting relegated to truck duty, I finally convinced my team to let me sweep the location. Honestly, as safe as...
Psychological Horror
Psychological Horror is a subgenre of Horror that aims at creating horrific or unsettling effects through in-depth use of psychology. Overview of all Psychological Horror Video Games.
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Phasmophobia Truck Upgrade Ideas
As someone who sits in the truck and monitors everything from ghost activity to my teammate’s head cameras, I can safely say the truck is...
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Can You Still Do The Counter Glitch In Phasmophobia?
The counter glitch, one many players, used to make hunting ghosts trivial, may have been patched in a recent update. However, there are some who...
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Phasmophobia Needs A Thermal Camera
How terrifying would it be if Phasmophobia had a thermal camera? Phasmophobia without a thermal camera is already terrifying, but the scare factor would improve...
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Deadly Ghost Combinations In Phasmophobia
Phasmophobia is already scary (and deadly) on its own with only one ghost type, but imagine if the game ever reached the point where we...
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Phasmophobia Journal: Entry Four
Despite the fact that I’ve established myself as a legitimate ghost hunter, I’m still relegated to truck duty. It’s always fun seeing the action through...
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Key Phasmophobia Beta Update Notes From December
December was a busy month for Phasmophobia and its loyal player base. The prison map moved from the unstable beta build to the alpha build,...
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Ideas For Phasmophobia Steam Achievements
Phasmophobia is still in its alpha state (and its unstable beta phase), so it doesn’t have any Steam achievements right now. However, after putting an...
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Phasmophobia Journal: Entry Three
“Check out these awesome pictures of the ghost I took Bryan!” My teammates would tell me as I sat in the truck monitoring everything. To...
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Phasmophobia Journal: Entry Two
Welcome to another entry in my Phasmophobia journal, where I chronicle my pain. You expected me to say “journey,” didn’t you? That would be too...
