Phasmophobia

Phasmophobia is a colorful first-person indie horror with VR and cooperative mode, where the player will become a detective and investigate a dark mystery of abandoned buildings.

Inside the building

The player wanders around an abandoned building. The atmosphere will make the bravest of daredevils tremble:

The broken doors are marked with traces of blood.

It's as if an inhuman kidnapper tortured his victim here to the last drop of blood as she screamed and tried to get out.

• The stomping of feet can be heard in the darkness, though no one has entered the building, and when you follow the sound, you find nothing. Only footsteps that lead into the wall.
• A lamp can turn on abruptly and drive the heart into the heels of the accidentally lost traveler
• The radio makes noise at exactly four twenty at night, which makes you very suspicious

Paranormal phenomena-some believe this phenomenon is present in our lives, while others would consider the eyewitness accounts to be tales of crazy people. "Schizophrenics made it up, or the healthy ones got so scared that they started hallucinating," is the answer of most people associated with modern science.

Gameplay

The game Phasmophobia provides a real opportunity to test whether evil ghosts, cunning demons, and restless souls of the dead exist. The player and his three friends can use various instruments (no, not the god cross) to visually show the world evidence of otherworldly forces. Tools to spot a ghost are available in almost every big store:

• A high-resolution recording camera
• A motion sensor
• An electronic thermometer
• A sensitive voice recorder

When the player gets real confirmation about the ghost, then you can sell that data for a lot of money to ghost-killing teams or try to attract a church to the site.