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Phasmophobia Charity Drive Surpasses $200,000 for Heart Health

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Phasmophobia Charity Drive Surpasses $200,000 for Heart Health

Phasmophobia's charity event, Ghost Hunts for Hearts, has raised over $200,000 for the American Heart Association, smashing the previous year's total of more than $100,000. The week-long campaign, now in its second year, saw the community surpass a secret fundraising goal set by developer Kinetic Games.

Animated Badge and Twitch Drops

As a thank-you, all players can claim an animated Advocate Badge and ID card. The badge features a blood-red design with moving heart cells and a heart stamp, unlocked because of the record-breaking donations. To get it, simply log in before November 15. A Twitch Drop also ran during the event, offering extra in-game goodies. Anyone having trouble receiving the rewards should reach out to the support team.

Development Roadmap Revealed

Kinetic Games also shared exciting plans for the rest of the year. A new content update is on the way, alongside a shift to the Unity 6 engine for better performance. A map rework is in progress, and new in-game warning systems will add fresh layers of tension. These updates build toward the full 1.0 release, now scheduled for late 2027, capping off six years of early access development.

Events like this highlight how gaming communities can make a real-world impact. Did you join the ghost hunt for charity, and are you excited about the upcoming changes? Share your thoughts below.

Source: PC Gamer.

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FrameDropFrank

Awesome milestone for charity, but burying the lead here with that Unity 6 shift. The volumetric fog and dynamic lighting in this game still murder frame pacing, especially on handhelds like the Steam Deck where you feel every single micro-stutter. If an engine upgrade actually stabilizes the 1% lows instead of just breaking mods, late 2027 might actually be worth the wait.