The Diner itself is found stood alone along a winding desert highway, immediately serving up Phasmophobia’s trademark sense of dread and curiosity. Our team have really explored something new for Phasmophobia with this map, and we can see it quickly becoming a favourite among players. The rooms themselves offer contrasting lighting – the front dining area, for example, is appropriately lit whereas the back of house staff areas are rundown, dingy and have in general seen better days while outside, neon lights illuminate the area. One room we are particularly excited about is the Freezer which throws a curveball at players when identifying the ghost. How can you know if a ghost is present somewhere that’s permanently cold?
Another element we’re excited for player’s to experience with Nell’s Diner is our environmental story-telling. As seen by both the scene outside, as well as the recently abandoned Diner itself – where food still sits warm and tables are cluttered with plates and cutlery – something awful has taken place. What exactly has happened is of course up to you as a community to piece together. We’re excited to hear your theories!