Map Guide

Layout tips, hiding spots, and strategies for every Phasmophobia map from small houses to the massive Asylum.

Tanglewood Street House (Small)

1Tanglewood is the smallest and most beginner-friendly map with only a few rooms to check.
2The garage, basement, and upstairs bedrooms are the most common ghost rooms -- check these first.
3Hiding spots include the basement closet, upstairs bathroom, and the small closet near the front door.
4Temperature sweeping is very fast on this map -- use a thermometer to narrow down the ghost room within seconds.
5Due to its small size, hunts are more dangerous as there is less distance between you and the ghost.

1Ridgeview is a two-story house with a basement, offering more room complexity than Tanglewood.
2The basement is a frequent ghost room -- pay special attention to the large open area and the back room.
3Multiple closets on both floors provide excellent hiding spots during hunts.
4The garage is connected to the house and can sometimes be the ghost room -- do not overlook it.
5Use the breaker box location to your advantage when dealing with Mare or Jinn ghost types.

1Grafton is a large farmhouse with multiple wings, making temperature sweeping essential for efficiency.
2The upstairs hallway and bedrooms are common ghost rooms -- start your sweep from the top floor.
3Long hallways make this map dangerous during hunts -- always know where the nearest hiding spot is.
4The kitchen and living room area on the ground floor have multiple light switches useful against the Mare.
5Sound sensors and motion sensors are particularly valuable on this large map for tracking ghost movement.

1Bleasdale has a unique layout with an attic accessible via a narrow staircase -- the attic is a frequent ghost room.
2The ground floor has a wraparound design that can be confusing during hunts -- learn the layout beforehand.
3The master bedroom and nursery upstairs are common ghost locations alongside the attic.
4Hiding spots are limited on some floors, so place smudge sticks strategically near investigation areas.
5The front porch and back entrance provide two escape routes -- keep one clear during investigations.

1The Asylum is one of the largest maps with dozens of rooms spread across multiple floors and wings.
2Team coordination is essential -- split into pairs to cover different wings for temperature sweeping.
3Each wing has a nurses station that serves as a good central checkpoint and hiding location.
4Sound sensors placed at hallway intersections help narrow down the ghost room from the van.
5Bring extra equipment and use the van monitors to manage cameras across the sprawling building.