Phasmophobia Freezing Temps New Update

The latest major update to Phasmophobia – the Ascension update – changed how a lot of things work in the game. Among these many changes is the way that freezing temperatures now work, and how ghosts can cause them. Since the way that this now works is sufficently different from the way it was before, it can be confusing for players that are used to the old system. So here’s how the freezing temps in the Phasmophobia new update work now.

Freezing Temps in Phasmophobia New Update

The way that freezing temps used to work in the game was that you could tell when the temperatures were freezing because your breath would be visible. And while this is still the case, it’s no longer a certain indicator that freezing temperatures are indeed present. This is because visible cold breath can now appear anywhere from 5-7 degrees Celsius or 41-44 degrees Fahrenheit. As such, you shouldn’t rely on breath anymore. The freezing temp occurs at or below 0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

Ghosts that don’t have the Freezing Temperatures effect can drop the temperature down to 1 degrees Celsius or 33.8 degrees Fahrenheit, while Ghosts that do can take this all the way down to −10 degrees Celsius or 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Because of this, you will want to use a Thermometer to confirm what sort of Ghost type you are dealing with. Note that the Thermometer’s range can vary with -2/+4 for both Celsius and Fahrenheit. Thermometers are now classified as starter equipment and they come in three tiers. Tier 1 is the standard old-school mercury Thermometer. And for Tier 2 and Tier 2 Thermometers, you now need to hold the Use button to get them to take an environment temperature reading.

Phasmaphobia Freezing Temperatures Ghosts

Here are the Ghosts that Freezing Temperatures in Phasmaphobia can point to:

• Demon
• Revenant
• Moroi
• Twins
• Hantu
• Yurei
• Onryo
• Jinn
• Oni
• Mimic
• Shade