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Popular Horror Game Phasmophobia Is Finally Coming To Consoles Later This Year

The entity is moving into the living room

Developer Kinetic Games has announced that smash hit horror game Phasmophobia will be releasing on PS5, PSVR 2 and Xbox Series X|S in early access in August.

Announced during the Xbox Games Extended Showcase, we got a brief trailer that showed off the atmospheric gameplay and highlighted the key features of the game. Currently available on Steam via early access, Phasmophobia is a four-player co-op horror title that challenges a player-controlled team of paranormal investigators to enter a haunted location, use a range of ghost-hunting equipment and gather evidence on the supernatural spectre.

Once it hits consoles, the game will include ten explorable locations and 24 unique ghosts to hunt/be hunted by. If you’re already playing on PC or want to play with friends that are, then you’re in luck, as the game will feature full cross-play.

You can watch the console announcement trailer here:

Have you played Phasmophobia? Are you looking forward to the game coming to consoles? Let us know in the comments or on our social media.

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