Phasmophobia's first event of 2025, Cursed Hollow, has specifics and an announcement date that we are thrilled to share today. On April 18, 2025, the event will be available to all gamers on all platforms. For precise release dates, keep an eye on the Phasmophobia Discord server and our social media accounts. In addition to certain quality-of-life adjustments for future events, this next Community Event includes a number of enhancements based on input we received during Crimson Eye and Winter's Jest in 2024. To get you ready for your hunts next week, we'll go into a few specifics below, but complete patch notes will be accessible at launch.
After becoming live in limited release in September 2020, Phasmophobia swiftly gained international recognition and captivated millions of players with its cooperative ghost hunting features, immersive gameplay, and exciting atmosphere.
According to kinetic games, they are thrilled to present the Cursed Hollow trailer at Twitch's inaugural Galaxies Showcase! For a variety of game announcements, surprises, and first peeks, tune in starting at 8 PM BST/9 AM CEST! They are eager to share it with everyone.
Will you be blessed, cursed, or worse this Easter? Take a look at the trailer here!
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