Phasmophobia raises over $200,000 for charity in the annual Ghost Hunts for Hearts collaboration with the American Heart Association
Players have managed to double the charitable donations reached last year.
Phasmophobia, a popular horror game, has successfully raised over $200,000 for charity in its annual Ghost Hunts for Hearts event, collaborating with the American Heart Association for the second year. The event, which lasted a week, surpassed its fundraising goal, doubling the previous highest fundraising amount of $100,000. Players were encouraged to join forces and contribute to the cause, and their generosity was rewarded in-game with exclusive items.
Kinetic Games, the game's studio, expressed their appreciation for the community's support and announced that players could claim the animated AHA Advocate ID Card and Badge by logging into the game before November 15th. Additionally, the studio teased several upcoming updates and features for Phasmophobia, including a content update, the transition to Unity 6, a map overhaul, and new in-game warnings, leading up to the game's highly anticipated 1.0 release in 2027.
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