Phasmophobia’s New Update Solves One Of The Game’s Longest-Running Problems
For years now, Phasmophobia’s smaller house maps have shared a fundamental tragedy: not that they were filled with violent, bloodthirsty spirits, but that they were profoundly, aggressively bland. Tanglewood, Ridgeview, Willow. Sure, they have different floor plans, but all share the same depressing beige drywall, sad...
For years now, Phasmophobia’s smaller house maps have shared a fundamental tragedy: not that they were filled with violent, bloodthirsty spirits, but that they were profoundly, aggressively bland. Tanglewood, Ridgeview, Willow. Sure, they have different floor plans, but all share the same depressing beige drywall, sad stock sofas, and suburban soul-crushing neutrality. They felt like asset-flip liminal spaces.
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