Phasmophobia

"Delta," a special unit of the best paranormal hunters, has gone silent deep inside an abandoned house. Your team is being sent by central headquarters as reinforcement. A coordinator will meet you on site — the only link to the outside world. He will set up a mobile command post and give your first instructions. The house reeks of damp and old whispers: corridors creak, windows stare like empty sockets, and flashlight beams throw long shadows. Your mission is clear and deadly: armed with EMF detectors, thermal imagers, a radio, and a spirit box, you must push into the house, locate the epicenter of the activity, and gather irrefutable evidence. Remember, every hour here eats at your sanity — walls and floors shift, sounds warp, and entities adapt their appearance to your fears: today it’s a barely audible whisper in the foyer, tomorrow a dense, furious silhouette in the cellar. When the lights start to flicker, that’s the signal: the hunt begins, and only coordinated, cool-headed action will save you. There is no room for mistakes: the malevolence moves, sets traps, and delights when you let your guard down. Check your gear, tune your radios, monitor your instruments, and keep looking over your shoulder — the dark collects souls like trophies, and it has already marked your team for its collection. Your goal is to determine the nature of the entity and get out alive. The hunt begins…