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Completing daily tasks is a great way to quickly earn lots of cash plus experience as you work through contracts in Phasmophobia. These quests sometimes have confusing objectives though, like asking you to investigate on medium maps.

None of the maps are labeled by size, so trying to determine which ones you need to play on when tasks ask you to visit medium maps is fairly tough. It’s much easier once you know which maps count and all of the key features within them, so here are all medium maps in Phasmophobia.

Special weekly challenges are one of the best ways to see how good your ghost-hunting abilities in Phasmophobia really are. These trials are designed specifically to test how skilled you are, and one of the most daunting ones you can face is Detectives Only.

As the name of the challenge hints, this weekly trial is for ghost hunters capable of investigating and finding the ghost with little to no information. Detectives Only is a very tricky trial to navigate, so here’s how you can complete this special Phasmophobia challenge.

The massive Point Hope lighthouse map in Phasmophobia hides one of the most complex puzzles the ghost-hunting game has ever seen. If you can complete this tricky Easter egg, you get to claim the special Ferryman of the Drowned Badge.

Here’s how to complete the Point Hope Ferryman of the Drowned Badge Easter egg in Phasmophobia.

Phasmophobia presents a different challenge to tackle each week, with each one featuring a special set of modifiers and a distinct theme for you to navigate. The Speed Demons challenge is one of the many trials you may encounter.

All of the weekly challenges in Phasmophobia are specially designed to test your ghost-hunting abilities, so finishing them can be a rather difficult task. If this trial has you stumped, here’s how to complete the Speed Demons challenge in Phasmophobia.

Phasmophobia first launched in early access on Sept. 18, 2020, and it’s still yet to reach its big 1.0 debut. This means we can still expect plenty of fresh updates throughout 2025 as the ghost-hunting game moves closer to its official release.

There’s much to look forward to, with many new additions and big changes arriving throughout the year. Here’s a breakdown of the 2025 roadmap for Phasmophobia so you know what to expect in future updates.

Phasmophobia gives you tons of ways to contact or play around with its many ghosts, and Possessed Items are at the top of the list. This makes them interesting to try out when you’re looking for more signs of ghost activity. But can you find Possessed Items in every house in the game? Let’s find out.

Interacting with all the ghosts in Phasmophobia can be quite fun and useful for your contract, whether it’s calling their names to anger them, using incense (the old smudge sticks) and preventing hunts, capturing their pictures with your camera, or sprinkling lots of salt around their favorite room. 

Phasmophobia has plenty of tough challenges you can tackle as you work on becoming a better ghost hunter. One way your progress is commemorated is through the many achievements you can unlock along the way.

There are plenty of achievements to tackle and some are a lot more straightforward than others which means you might be struggling to obtain them all. Here is everything you need to know about all of the available achievements in Phasmophobia and what you need to do to unlock them.

To be a successful ghost hunter in Phasmophobia, you need to learn how to make use of all of the unique equipment that’s. Some of the most useful but dangerous resources you have at your disposal are Cursed Possessions, which are special objects hidden around each playable map in Phasmophobia.

All Cursed Objects are extremely high-risk, high-reward items. They can be helpful for identifying the ghost, but they can also quickly lead to your demise if you’re not careful. Regardless of whether or not you want to use them, it’s important to know where they are and how they function.

Phasmophobia’s annual event for the winter holidays has arrived, and brought with it a terrifying Krampus ghost, festive holiday decorations, creepy Krampus Boxes, and some exclusive rewards to claim. This one has a lot, so you might need some help completing the Winter’s Jest event.

This seasonal event is a community one, which means all players must work together to successfully claim the available rewards. There’s a lot to do and only a limited amount of time to do it, so here’s a complete guide to completing the Winter’s Jest event in Phasmophobia.

Your ghost-hunting journey starts off pretty rough in Phasmophobia, but over time, your skills will improve and you’ll gain access to better gear. Getting rid of your default gear can be a tricky process to navigate, though.

The better gear you have to work with, the easier your investigations become, as all higher Tier items can acquire evidence a lot more quickly. It can be tough to figure out how to upgrade though, so here’s how to get rid of default gear in Phasmophobia.