Phasmophobia Streamers Raised Over $230,000 for Charity

The Phasmophobia Community Raised a Solid Amount for Charity

Players and streamers of the popular co-op horror game Phasmophobia joined forces and raised over $230,000 for the American Heart Association. This is more than double last year's result.

The charity initiative called Ghost Hunts for Hearts ran from October 26 to November 2. According to the studio Kinetic Games, more than 500 streamers took part in the marathon — a record number for events under the Heart Liive initiative.

Player Rewards and Release on Switch 2

The community's initial goal was $200,000. Since players confidently surpassed this milestone, the developers unlocked access to an animated AHA Advocate ID Card and a special badge for everyone who logs into the game before November 15.

• The Ghost Hunts for Hearts event raised over $230,000.
• More than 500 content creators participated in the event.
• The game Phasmophobia is currently in Early Access and is expected on Nintendo Switch 2.

As a reminder, the full version 1.0 release was postponed to 2027, as the developers aim to polish the project to the highest quality before launching on new platforms, including Nintendo Switch 2.