Phasmophobia will have a collaboration with the trendiest horror game of recent years: Alan Wake

- April 17, 2026
- Updated: April 17, 2026 at 10:15 PM

Kinetic Games has announced an unprecedented collaboration event titled Phasmophobia by Alan Wake, which will take place from May 12 to June 2. This collaboration between the popular ghost hunting game and Alan Wake 2 promises to introduce new mechanics into the gameplay along with in-game rewards, although specific details are still being kept under wraps.
Alan Wake can’t stop suffering
Through the event, players will face a new entity known as Mimic, which will alter the dynamics of the game, presenting a unique challenge for ghost hunters. This figure has been described as a being that infiltrates familiar locations, moves between the shadows, and unexpectedly modifies investigations. The connection between Alan Wake and Phasmophobia seems clear, with Remedy’s dark world providing an intriguing backdrop for this collaboration.
The popularity of Phasmophobia should not be underestimated, as it has sold over 28 million copies since its release, establishing itself as a benchmark in the video game industry. In fact, Kinetic Games has expressed interest in future collaborations with Remedy, depending on the reception of the current event by players. Corey Dixon, the studio’s art director, indicated that while there are no plans to repeat the event, they could explore new opportunities if players respond positively.
This event not only represents a novelty in the Phasmophobia calendar, traditionally dominated by seasonal events, but also underscores the growth of the game from its initial conception to becoming a titan of gaming, with a movie based on it on the way. As the start date of the event approaches, fans eagerly await the rollout of rewards and the unique experience that this fusion of worlds will offer.
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