What is the weekly challenge in Phasmophobia?

If you think you’ve mastered the art of ghost hunting in Phasmophobia, you may be ready to put your skills to the test. Weekly challenge modes are a great way to find out just how good you are.

These special trials modify how the game works, usually with rules that make the experience a lot harder. Successfully finishing the challenge gets you plenty of XP and cash, so it’s well worth the effort. Here’s the weekly challenge in Phasmophobia and everything you need to know to beat it.

Phasmophobia weekly challenge mode (May 3 to 10)

From May 3 to 10, the weekly challenge is No Evidence in Phasmophobia. This is by far one of the toughest trials you’ll face, as the ghost refuses to give you any evidence at all to work with, which makes deducing the right one an extremely daunting task.

How to complete the weekly challenge in Phasmophobia

To finish the weekly challenge mode in Phasmophobia, you need to correctly identify the ghost present on the featured map three times. The specific changes in each trial mode vary, but your goal is always the same.

All No Evidence weekly challenge modifiers in Phasmophobia

This challenge mode has several specific rules that modify the way the contract functions. Here are all the key details you need to know.

• Map: Grafton Farmhouse
• Starting sanity: 100 percent
• Sanity drain speed: 200 percent
• Sanity medication restoration: 25 percent
• Setup time: None
• Player speed: 100 percent
• Ghost speed: 100 percent
• Evidence given: None
• Weather: Random
• Fuse box state: Starts off and isn’t marked on the map
• Cursed Possession: Haunted Mirror
• Equipment: All Tier II items.
  • Tier II: Sound Recorder, Head Gear, Sanity Medication, Motion Sensor, Parabolic Microphone, Sound Sensor, EMF Reader, Spirit Box, Photo Camera, UV Light, Thermometer, DOTS Projector, Flashlight, Video Camera, Igniters, Salt, Incense, Firelights, Ghost Writing Books, and Crucifixes.
• Missing equipment: None

Phasmophobia No Evidence weekly challenge mode tips

This is one of the trickier challenges you can attempt in Phasmophobia, so here are some of the best tips you can employ to help you get it done.

• Learn the layout of the reworked Grafton Farmhouse map. It looks and feels a lot different than it did before, so it’s best to first explore it in a custom match with the friendly ghost option turned on so you can strategize before you jump in.
• Bring all your equipment to the front door. Before you start investigating, bring all of the items you need to the front door. It can be a bit annoying to do, but bringing all of your items to the front door early on buys you back a lot of time throughout the match.
• Watch for unofficial evidence, behaviors, and patterns. You have limited gear to work with, so ghost hunting can be a bit tough in this one. Be on the lookout for unofficial evidence, behaviors, and patterns to make catching the right culprit a bit easier. Look for clues like The Mimic’s fake Ghost Orbs, the Wraith’s refusal to step in Salt, and the Phantom’s refusal to appear in photos to catch the culprit.
• Be wary of early hunters. There’s no setup time in this one, so it’s possible, although unlikely, that you may be hunted as soon as you step on the map. Try to get Crucifixes down around the ghost room as soon as possible to deter this and also ensure you’re always ready to run or hide as needed.
• Use Sound Sensors and Motion Sensors to find the ghost room. Grafton Farmhouse is fairly large, so if you’re having trouble locating the ghost, try placing all of your Sound Sensors and Motion Sensors down around it. Then, head back to the safety of the truck to listen and watch for sound and movement around the map.
• Play with friends. Your odds of success are a lot better with allies helping you through this tricky trial. With additional ghost hunters at your side, you can explore the map more quickly, work together to gather evidence, and continue the investigation even if you perish.
• Don’t give up. Since all equipment is provided for free, there’s nothing to lose in this challenge. Because of this, you can keep trying without worrying about losing money or equipment. Give each contract your all and keep at it until you get it done.
• Make an educated guess. Some ghosts are just easier to identify than others, so luck plays a large role in how easy or tough this trial is. You should always make a guess before you leave, then reroll to try again, even if you have no idea what the correct ghost type is.

When does the challenge mode change in Phasmophobia?

The challenge mode changes every Monday at 12am UTC, which translates to 6pm CT every Sunday. You have a full week to tackle each challenge mode when it’s available. All challenge modes return regularly since they’re on a rotating schedule, so if you don’t get to finish one, you can always try it again in the future.

Next weekly challenge mode in Phasmophobia

The next weekly challenge mode, which will run for a full week from May 10 to 17, will be The Apocalypse Draws Near. This challenge mode will begin as soon as this week’s featured one ends.

All weekly challenge modes in Phasmophobia

There are 26 challenge modes in Phasmophobia. A different one is available to complete each week, and the challenge order stays identical, so it’s easy to know which one is coming next. Here are all of the challenges you may face in Phasmophobia.

Special challenge modes in Phasmophobia

In addition to the regular challenge modes that rotate in and out on a consistent basis, there are also sometimes special challenge modes that have only ever appeared once and left the rotation afterward. These trials are generally designed for testing out features that are new at the time, like fresh equipment and maps.

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