Phasmophobia developer Kinetic Games has pushed out a new update to celebrate the ghost investigation game’s first anniversary.
The Anniversary Update – I see what you did with the name there – is out now and introduces a handful of tweaks and improvements, including a journal “overhaul” that permits you to cross off evidence, change your settings, and generally make it “easier to use and navigate”.
You can also play offline singleplayer without forcing you to connect to the server, and will no longer get a pity payment of $10 when you fail a contract; now you’ll “get the insurance depending on the chosen difficulty”. My favourite change might be that failing will also reveal what kind of ghost was terrorising you now, too.
Our one year anniversary update is now out!
I would just like to thank everyone for their amazing support over the past year. It has been an incredible time!
You can read the full patch notes here: https://t.co/CFpUQyo1rK#Phasmophobia
— Phasmophobia (@PlayPhasmo) September 18, 2021
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A couple of hotfixes have been released on top of that too, chiefly to do with bugs and missing fonts and characters. There have also been some changes in VR too, so solo VR players will now get a photo reward, and the VR mute button has been changed to the pause button for all controllers.