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.
In a blog post on the Kinetic Games website, Phasmophobia's developers shared a preview of the content planned for the game's next major update, coming at an unspecified date in 2025 - an update which the post characterizes as "a large overhaul which will affect every contract you play." The update will include major changes to some of the game's systems, including the Journal and the post-contract quality system, as well as other additions like new equipment and a map rework.
The biggest addition in Phasmophobia's next update will be some major changes to the game's systems, most notably a new "Media" tab in the Journal, replacing Photos. The Media tab...
