Yes, Phasmophobia fully supports crossplay.
Yes, Phasmophobia supports full crossplay across PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5. This means you can play with friends regardless of their platform. All the available platforms can play together through a private room code. VR players can also play with non-VR players. Luckily, cross-progression is enabled, keeping your unlocks synced everywhere.
Phasmophobia is available on the following platforms:
Phasmophobia features full crossplay across PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5 through a room code system. Up to 4 players can join using a shared code. Voice chat works across platforms, though voice recognition (for ghost interaction) may vary. VR and non-VR players can play together.
Phasmophobia can be played solo, though it's significantly harder and scarier alone. An internet connection is required even for solo play as the game needs to connect to servers.
Phasmophobia does not support local split-screen co-op. All multiplayer is online-only through room codes.
Voice recognition for interacting with ghosts may work differently across platforms. VR players can play alongside non-VR players, offering a unique mixed-reality experience. Room codes are hidden behind ??? for privacy.
Yes, VR and non-VR players can play together in the same lobbies. The game supports mixed reality gameplay.
Yes, you can play solo, though it's much harder and scarier without teammates. An internet connection is still required.
Yes, Phasmophobia is playable on Steam Deck, though performance may vary and voice recognition features may not work as well.
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