Good news, ghost hunting fans: Fasmophobia has outlined the way ahead for Sim Spooky in 2025 will include Maps ReWorks, new ghost hunting equipment, “exciting seasonal events” and a new location.
With two million copies sold since it left early access last October, carrying total sales on all platforms to 22 million, the first update is Chronicle, which will update the humble newspaper of Phasmus and rework the way we can record our findings and capture evidence.
The Photos tab will be replaced with a media tab that encapsulates not only polaroid images, but also videos and sound recordings, with its first “capture” of any means considered “unique.”
Also in the cards there is a complete reworking of Bleasdale Farmhouse (well; I always die there) with “visual improvements and a complete redesign of the design, including new locations for ghosts to pursue.”
Interestingly, this map will also cover a new outdoor space just beyond the living room.
The other terrifying farm of the game, Grafton, is also updated at the end of this year.
“We are more than excited about the new updates and reworkings that arrive at fasmophobia this year,” said Daniel “Dknight” Knight, director of kinetic games and main developer of Fasmophobia.
“Our early access period has so far given us a fantastic opportunity to listen to our players, and the great changes we are making are a direct reflection of the comments we are seeing.
“We are really proud of the address where fasmophobia is entering, thanks in large part to our incredible community, and we cannot wait to see what everyone thinks of some of the surprises by 2025”.
The price of fasmophobia was increased from £ 10.99 to £ 16.75 ($ 20/€ 19.50) last September, and the team said back. “
