Phasmophobia Set for Movie Adaptation by Blumhouse

Phasmophobia, the popular psychological horror co-op game, is set to receive a film adaptation from Blumhouse and Atomic Monster, renowned for their successful horror franchises. Kinetic Games, the developer of Phasmophobia, expressed excitement about the collaboration, marking it as an important milestone for the game's community. The game has achieved over 23 million sales since its early access debut and is due for a major update called Chronicle, scheduled for release on June 24, 2025. The film adaptation adds to the trend of video game adaptations in cinema, following recent releases like Until Dawn.

While an official release date for the Phasmophobia film has yet to be announced, it is currently in development under Blumhouse and Atomic Monster. Fans are eagerly awaiting more details.

Phasmophobia was released in early access in 2020 and quickly gained popularity for its immersive gameplay and cooperative ghost-hunting mechanics. Players team up to investigate haunted locations, using a variety of tools to identify and confront supernatural entities. The game's engaging multiplayer experience and unique psychological horror elements contributed to its critical acclaim and commercial success, paving the way for its transition into a film adaptation. With Blumhouse's expertise in the horror genre, fans are hopeful for a thrilling cinematic experience that captures the essence of the beloved game.