Phasmophobia Hotfix 1.000.048 Released as a New Update on September 16

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Kinetic Games has released a new game update for Phasmophobia, and this is a hotfix to resolve a few key issues.

This download appears as Phasmophobia update 1.000.048 on consoles, and it should be a small download across all platforms.

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For the complete list of changes made, read on.

Phasmophobia New Hotfix Rolled Out on September 16 Fixes Room Entering Glitch

Here are the fixes for today:

• Fixed an issue which prevented certain PlayStation 5 and XBOX Series X/S users from entering rooms for Singleplayer and Multiplayer.
• Fixed an issue that caused player audio to be muffled in Multiplayer if another player dropped the Parabolic Microphone immediately after turning it on.

Other issues the dev taem is looking into include:

• Localised text for Evidence captured with a Video Camera may not display correctly for non-English players.
• Enabling FidelityFX Super Resolution 1.0 causes readability issues with the Journal.
• Can’t light placed Tier 1 Firelights with a lit firelight in your hand.
• Firelights don’t blow out when thrown after they are cycled into the inventory.
• Boombox in the lobby doesn’t always turn on.
• There’s new safe spots in the Restricted maps caused by hiding behind the new objects blocking doors and hallways.
• VR – Tier 1 D.O.T.S Projector can cause the character’s hand animation to rotate in unnatural ways.
• Common crashes for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

Once another update is released by Kinetic, we’ll have it up on the site.

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