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Here is an overview of the game, via tinyBuild:

Kinetic Games CEO Daniel Knight announced that this year will be significant for Phasmophobia, with the 1.0 launch being a major milestone since the game’s initial release. The team is dedicated to creating a deeply immersive experience for players, and updates like Chronicle and the upcoming Player Character update are all part of achieving that goal. They hope the 1.0 launch will feel as innovative and thrilling as the original 2020 release.

According to a report from Le Figaro (via GamesRadar), a notice circulated among Ubisoft employees encouraged them to leave their workstations and meet outside the Paris office when CEO Yves Guillemot arrives on February 3rd.

You’ll unlock control of the second character by playing through the story. Once unlocked, you can switch between characters whenever you like. Each character has their own special missions, plus different ways of fighting – including unique skills and weapons. For example, one character is strong with a large sword, but can also use a pistol for fast, close-range attacks.

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This overview series will be in three parts. The first part, lasting about 15 minutes, will introduce the main character, Kliff, and give you a look at the game’s open world.

Here are the latest details, via Nintendo:

A Digital Deluxe Edition, priced at $29.99 or 4,960 yen, will include the “Refined Arts Pack Vol. 1” downloadable content. This content – featuring special “Creation Cards” like Shiva, Hathor, Nephthys, Orcus, and Khonsu – is also available to purchase on its own for $7.99 or 1,320 yen.

The statement is clearly meant as a joke and doesn’t offer much real information. However, the company’s refusal to deny the rumors suggests they might be intentionally fueling the buzz around the likely announcement of the Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag remake.

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