A ghost-hunting game in the style of Phasmophobia is a haunted place, a few tools, and friends working out what they are up against. On Chatforce you describe the location, the evidence and the scares, pick 2D or 3D, and add online multiplayer.
Chatforce is an AI platform for making 2D and 3D games by describing them in chat. It is slop-proof by design: each AI agent specializes in one part of game development, such as game design, graphics or sound.
Ghost and horror games made on Chatforce

Haunted Mansion: 999 Ghosts
Hunt ghosts through a stormy haunted mansion with a magic flashlight.

Ashen Halls
A pixel-art horror puzzle adventure, trapped in a haunted Victorian mansion.

Haunt
Like minesweeper, but the mines are ghosts and they move. Read the clues and mark them.
Want inspiration first? Read games like Phasmophobia.
Build it in four steps
1. Pick a location
One house, school or hospital wing is enough. Small maps keep a co-op hunt tense.
2. Choose your evidence
Three tools and three kinds of ghost, each leaving a different mix of clues.
Try this prompt: A 3D co-op ghost hunt in an old farmhouse. Use a flashlight, a thermometer and a voice box to find evidence, then name the ghost before it hunts.
3. Add online co-op
Ask for online multiplayer so friends search together. It works in both 2D and 3D games.
4. Tune the scares
Ask for a slow build: lights flicker first, footsteps next, then a hunt with a place to hide.
Make it yours, not a copy of Phasmophobia
Borrow the feel, not the assets. Give your game its own name, characters, art and music, and leave out Phasmophobia’s logos, characters and art. Chatforce makes original art and audio for every game, so you start from your own look.
Chatforce is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Kinetic Games. Phasmophobia is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to describe a style of game.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a co-op horror game without coding?
Yes. Describe the location, the tools and the ghosts in a chat, and Chatforce makes the code, art, music and sound, including online co-op.
Does it work in 2D?
Yes. Pick 2D or 3D when you create the game; online multiplayer works in both.
How much does it cost?
Paid plans start at $20/month, and creators can join the Creator Program for free.