Phasmophobia confirms 30 million sales as its Crimson Eye Halloween event returns
Phasmophobia, the co-operative ghost-hunting game, has surpassed 30 million sales across PC and console since launching in Early Access in 2020. Developer Kinetic Games has marked this milestone by returning the Crimson Eye Halloween event, which runs until 1 November and introduces challenging blood moon weather conditions alongside exclusive cosmetics and fundraising.
Crimson Eye features rotating daily maps where blood moon weather makes ghosts faster and deadlier whilst draining sanity more quickly, but offers higher rewards in return. The event includes community and personal goals unlocking cosmetics, trophies, and items, whilst Ghost Hunts 4 Hearts from 26 October to 1 November supports the American Heart Association, which raised over $100,000 last year. Phasmophobia's full 1.0 release is scheduled for the second half of 2027, and the game is also coming to Nintendo Switch 2.
- 30 million sales milestone for co-op ghost-hunting game Phasmophobia
- Halloween event returns with challenging blood moon conditions and cosmetics
- Full 1.0 release scheduled for second half of 2027
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Phasmophobia is a co-operative ghost-hunting video game where players work together to investigate paranormal activity in haunted locations. The game entered Early Access in 2020 and has since accumulated a substantial player base.
The game has now surpassed 30 million sales across PC and console, making it a significant commercial success for developer Kinetic Games. This milestone reflects both the game's quality and its sustained appeal to players seeking collaborative horror experiences.
The game is still in development, with its full 1.0 release planned for the second half of 2027. Phasmophobia is also coming to Nintendo Switch 2, expanding its availability to new gaming platforms.