$9.99Abnormality Ghost Hunting With Friends, Barely
Team up with up to 3 co-op friends to hunt ghosts across houses, a manor, a chapel, and a motel. Gather evidence, name one of 30 ghost types, then out-sprint it when the hunt starts. Dark, loud, and jumpy, it is built for shared panic and replayable investigations.
Is Abnormality worth it?
Abnormality is worth it if…
- you like co-op friends, shared scares, and chaotic sessions
- you want ghost hunting with sprint chases and 30 ghost types
- you enjoy piecing together evidence and hidden location stories
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Sprint, gather evidence, name the ghost
You and your co-op friends walk in with tools, check rooms for paranormal evidence, and narrow it down to one of 30 ghost types. Each has its own behaviour, speed, aggression, and hunt duration, plus hidden traits, so no two cases play quite the same.
Then the lights go out and the plan falls apart. Unlike slower ghost-hunting games, you can actually sprint here, so hunts turn into real chases where movement and quick decisions matter. You cut through a hallway, flip on night vision, and hope you picked the right hiding logic. Survive, file the ghost, get out alive.
Haunted places with stories tucked inside
The locations do a lot of the work: houses, a manor, a chapel, a motel, and one site swallowed by a blizzard that changes how you move and search. Days are for investigating, nights are for surviving.
Every place holds hidden story details about why the ghost is still there and what happened before you arrived. Expect screen shake, jumpscares, and ghosts that stay busy, including one that can drag you away from your friends. The sound design is a highlight, all creaks and house-shaking noise that keeps you checking corners even when nothing is happening.
Good to know before you team up?
How many co-op friends can join you?
Up to 3 friends, for a team of four. Playing together turns investigations into shared stories, with someone spotting evidence while someone else makes a questionable call. Solo runs are possible, but the game is much harder and much less fun alone.
Can you customize your investigator and base?
Yes. You can adjust appearance, body features, skin tone, clothing, and more, plus decorate your lobby to make it feel like your crew's headquarters between cases.
What happens after you identify the ghost?
Identification is only half the job. You still have to live through the hunt, when darkness takes over and night vision becomes your last resort. An Exorcism mode is planned as a harder follow-up, where you return after the ghost is named to uncover its trauma.
