Mastering Phasmophobia's Cursed Objects: A Comprehensive Guide
Phasmophobia's infamous Cursed Objects offer powerful advantages, but wielding them requires caution. This guide details the mechanics of each Cursed Object, helping you leverage their strengths while minimizing risks.
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Unlike standard in-van equipment, Cursed Objects offer gameplay advantages with inherent drawbacks. Locating the ghost's favored area or boosting your team comes at a cost: significant sanity loss, temporary blindness, or unexpected "cursed" hunts. Strategic use is key; sometimes, avoiding them is the better option. Note that Cursed Objects won't appear at all difficulty levels or in Challenge Mode.
The following table details each Cursed Object's function:
Cursed Object | Ability |
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Tarot Cards | Ten random cards offering buffs, debuffs, or increased ghost activity. The "Death" card can trigger a cursed hunt. |
Ouija Board | Direct communication with the ghost. Certain questions ("Hide and Seek") or shattering the board triggers a cursed hunt. |
Haunted Mirror | Reveals the ghost's favorite room. Shattering the mirror initiates a cursed hunt. |
Music Box | Reveals the ghost's location via a special event. Prolonged use triggers a cursed hunt. |
Summoning Circle | Summons and traps the ghost. Always triggers a cursed hunt unless a Tier 3 Crucifix is present. |
Voodoo Doll | Forces ghost interactions by pushing pins. Pushing the heart pin triggers a cursed hunt. |
Monkey Paw | Grants wishes influencing the ghost or environment. Some wishes severely impair or trap the player. |
The optimal Cursed Objects depend on game mode and difficulty. However, some offer higher reward-to-risk ratios:
This concludes our guide to Phasmophobia's Cursed Objects. Stay tuned to The Escapist for further Phasmophobia updates and guides.
Phasmophobia is available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.