Conrad Stevenson's Paranormal P.I.

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I love this game. Perfect jump scares. The controls are not difficult. I have beaten the game and I am really upset about it. I would love for more content in this game! New demons, ghosts, and places to investigate. There are places listed on the map that we cannot go to. Would really like to be able to explore those places.

If you're looking for another Phasmophobia, look elsewhere. This game is far from that other game, which is a good thing in my opinion, as we already have enough Phas clones. But if you're looking for a high-adrenaline game like Phasmophobia, where the ghost can kill you and gets very active, seriously, look elsewhere. This game is much slower paced. You usually have to hit the same location several nights to even begin to collect all the evidence of paranormal activity. The ghosts can't kill you (but some can knock you out and drain your batteries on all your gear) and they are very, very slow to present evidence. You can collect clues at most locations that you can use you make a specific ghost more active, so that's nice. But yes, this is a very, very slow paced game. If you're not looking for that, this game isn't for you. And while it can be creepy at times, unlike a lot of other ghost games, it isn't scary at all. This is more of a chill game where you role-play a ghost hunter and collect evidence of paranormal activity and eventually release the ghosts from their bondage once you get their relics (which you get for collecting all of the data). I don't have a lot of grip…

Conrad Stevenson's Paranormal P.I. is very similar to Phasmophobia but only the ghosts can't hurt you. It's also only singleplayer so your friends can't join and play the game with you. Overall I give it 4.5/5 stars.

Way too short for its potential, when I started there was a large map with many locations, but I quickly realized that all of the greyed-out locations weren't locked, but cancelled locations because development seems to have been cut short. The would have had at least some potential and stood a chance with more money and a complete developer team. I am extremely disappointed that this game was cut short before it really got started.

Every location in this game instills a sense of loneliness. That it's just you and the ghosts. Houses will randomly creak, furnaces and AC units will turn on and off regularly, and while you're distracted by whatever that noise may be you become aware that there is a shadow person walking down the hall in your direction, only for it to reach out and scream "HELP ME" the moment it gets close. That was basically what my first experience in the game was, but there's WAY more depth. This isn't like similar ghost hunting games (you know THE ONE) where you're hunting and being hunted (mostly). You are exclusively an investigator basically looking through an area for evidence of ghosts. Each ghost is unique as well from what type they are down to individual details. In one map you will encounter a residual ghost of a landmark's caretaker patrolling the halls, and in the same location the intelligent spirit of a woman that died horribly there will peek her head around the corner to look at you (or suddenly be in the room around the corner when you least expect). There's history and background that not only give life to the dead you keep investigating (and releasing) but the very setting…