Are you a Phasmophobia pro? Here are some alternate rules to keep the scares fresh
By ELISE FAVIS | The Washington Post | Published: January 15, 2021 Phasmophobia, an indie game that casts players as ghost hunters, became an instant sensation shortly after its early access launch last September. Months later, it still draws 20,000 concurrent players daily. The gameplay loop is addictive -- so addictive, in fact, that I've played nearly 100 hours in the last month, along with three friends. As fun as Phasmophobia is, though, it can get repetitive. You go into a building, find the invisible threat and determine what kind of ghost it is. Rinse and repeat. Each match offers a...