Phasmophobia Teases Update to Player Journal

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There is a wholly dedicated community when it comes to Kinetic's Phasmophobia. As one of last year's highest rated games on Steam, it has enjoyed more than a year of huge success, and has been a regular source of entertainment for Twitch users and those who broadcast their playthroughs. The premise may be simple, but that's partly why it became such a huge hit overnight. But gameplay aside, it's also down to the developer behind it and the way that it's regularly keeping the game up to date.

According to a recent report, there's a chance that the studio may be getting ready to update one very important asset of Phasmophobia, namely the in-game journal. A screenshot taken from the game's Discord server shows artist Corey J Dixon teasing a possible tweak to the ways in which players note down the ghost during an investigation. The comment posted with the image says that there will soon be a way to «eliminate those pesky ghosts» using the journal, and that the team has made some «extra room.»

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For those who have not experienced the game, the journal is used to help identify the different ghost types that Phasmophobia has, using evidence and certain behaviors. Given what Dixon says, it sounds like players will be able to cross off any of the spirits they're sure it can't be. This could prove to be a handy little tweak. However, what is meant by adding the extra space in the journal remains to be seen. Whether this will be for extra information or room for players to enter something cannot be said at this stage.

Last month, there was also talk of Phasmophobia having its sound sensor updated to represent something that looks more like a studio microphone