Phasmophobia

It looks very Flash Gordon.

It looks like something out of Phasmophobia.

It kind of does, actually.

It looks

That was probably just scary as hell.

Phasmophobia.

Didn't we?

Okay.

We played

together.

I have no idea.

[laughs]

It's like Phasmophobia.

Yeah.

[laughs]

yeah I believe I've seen that

so We've all played Phasmophobia plenty of times.

And we all know that there's a movie coming out of Phasmophobia.

You

better get the character right.

Is there anything from this movie that you would pull or that you would want them to take from? Just in general.

It could be shots, sound, however they use certain things to use in Phasmophobia.

Like you

So that's always exciting.

I cannot stress enough how important what you just said is, Binks, because I love Phasmophobia.

I'm a chicken shit in playing Phasmophobia alone.

I don't want to do that alone.

That's a lot.

It's also how many trips you got to make going back and forth to the truck.

Nah, dog.

But what holds me back from playing Phasmophobia more is the small group that I've kind of clicked up with are all scattered across central mountain time and the West Coast.

Yeah, totally.

Where we, "Hey, Phasmophobia is a huge success.

Now we have Kinetic Publishing and we will go publish video games." Like-

The fact that you just said three examples of that is so rad.

but they actually want the game to have deeper meaning.

I think that's where they need to start from the core of designing their game to have a main objective of is this going to be a deep, meaningful experience that players can come together on and share in that experience and share in the revelations of what you had to go through to get through that experience? Or is it going to be the flip side of that when it comes to your co-op horror games or your mascot horror games where you're banking more on jump scares and surprises and building the community around that element of this is how the game is bringing people together, whether it's the cooperative aspect of people playing the game together and being scared together, like your Phasmophobia.

Phasmophobia had a great way of doing that.

and being able to share those horror experiences in real time with your friends i think can bring some great moments and there's a fine line with that too because it threads between being really scary and really funny but to that point i think horror and comedy are the yin and yang of each other yeah

yep