After several months of waiting, Finally, Phasmophobia welcomes custom games, with a new difficulty. The parameters of these games can be modified in order to change the gaming experience, whether to progress, add more challenges or even have fun with friends.
In order not to be lost, we explain everything there is to know about the Phasmophobia custom difficulty.
Custom Difficulty Details
When you are going to create your custom game, you will be able to modify the elements that affect the player, the entity and the contract, according to the following points:
Player
- Sanity Pill Restore Amount
- Starting sanity
- Sanity loss speed multiplier
- Possibility or not of sprinting
- The player’s movement speed
- Flashlights are functional or not
- Loss of items on death or not
Entity
- Entity Speed
- Movement frequency
- Chance to change room
- Number of interactions
- Frequency of events
- Allow entity to hunt or not
- Grace period (number of second(s) before the entity can kill you at the start of a hunt)
- Hunt duration
- Deaths increase the duration of the hunt
- Number of proofs given
- fingerprint luck
- Duration of fingerprint trace
Contract
- Preparation time
- Weather report
- Number of doors opened at startup
- Number of hiding places
- Sanity Screen
- Ghost activity screen
- Whether or not to show the fuse box
- Electricity on or off at the start of the game
- Number of cursed items
- Choice of cursed object
How to create a custom game on Phasmophobia?
To start a custom game, simply go to the selection screen and click on “Avatar”. Next, you’re going to have to choose one of the custom difficulties (you can save up to three different ones). To change the settings, just click on the square with the pen, at the bottom of the screen, to set the ones you want. You can also have fun choosing random options.
It’s a great way to have more fun on Phasmophobiaadding more challenges, but also to progress, to better know the entities and their powers.
To participate, just click on the following link → Choose my video game !