The Phasmophobia community has raised over $200,000 for a charity event
, by Enzo
Once again this year, publisher Kinectic Games organized a charity event through its game Phasmophobia to raise funds to support the American Heart Association Live, which funds various scientific research projects. More than 500 streamers signed up, marking the highest participation rate yet.
The community once again outdid itself, raising over $200,000 (approximately €179,000) for the association. That’s more than double the amount raised last year.
Tom Dent, Senior Manager of Social Media and Player Experience at Kinetic Games, said:
"The Phasmophobia community never ceases to amaze us, and this year, it really outdid itself. Thank you to all the streamers, viewers, and players who participated."
A reward now awaits all players: an AHA Advocate ID card and animated badge, available to all players who log in before November 15 to claim them.