Bulture, fans of ghost hunting: the Bleasdale house of the fasmophobia has had a terribly good image change.
The farm, one of the first maps to launch with the Hitor Hitro in 2020, obtains a completely new appearance with the March 10 update. With 21 rooms distributed on two floors and a space in the attic, developer Kinetic Games said: “Bleasdale is an ideal place for teaching ghost hunters to settle in a potentially horrible night.”
After the “important alterations”, the house now has a completely new design, new areas, which include a new tea room and a trophy room, and a new visual design, although the favorite touches of fans, such as chimney, piano and the dining table friendly with the loop.
“The new dining room will be larger than before, and is the host of a large dining table in the center, with many new fragile articles to play the ghosts,” Kinetic joked. “The living room will have a great fireplace, a tail piano and some luxurious red leather sofas, perfect to hide blood stains for a cozy night.
“Players can also explore the new tea room and the trophy room, each full of a variety of intriguing collectors, that is, if you find collections of pet plates and intriguing ominous relics.”
Perhaps the most intriguing of everything, however, is the new Bleasdale garden, which now has a ghost room … that are bad news for babies like me, that play the whole game shrunk at that door.
The ghost hunting SIM has sold two million copies on the console since it left early access last October, which raised total sales on all platforms to 22 million.
Last month, the fasmophobia described the way ahead for the Spooky Sim in 2025, confirming Map ReWorks, new ghost hunting equipment, “exciting seasonal events” and a new location as well.
