All Cursed Object locations in Point Hope – Phasmophobia

There are many tools to use during ghost hunts in Phasmophobia, but the spookiest of them are Cursed Objects. These unique items can give you an edge, or put you in the supernatural crosshairs, and they're back once again in Point Hope. If you're wondering where to find them, here's our handy guide to all Cursed Object locations at Point Hope in Phasmophobia.

Where to find all Point Hope Cursed Objects in Phasmophobia

Below we've listed all seven Cursed Objects that can be found on the Point Hope map in Phasmophobia, what abilities they have, and where they're guaranteed to spawn. Traditionally, only one Cursed Object spawns on a map during a hunt, and it's up to you to search the map to figure out which one it is. Using it is entirely optional, but certain Daily/Weekly Challenges may encourage you to.

If you use Custom Mode, you can spawn more than one Cursed Object at a time, but be aware that your Rewards Multiplier will take a huge blow as a result.

Cursed Object #1 - Tarot Cards (Ground Floor Living Room; by green couch)

The stack of Tarot Cards can be found sitting on a side dresser beside the green couch and armchair in the Living Room area of the first floor.

If you pick them up and use them, Tarot Cards are a dangerous roulette of 10 possible outcomes. They can contain the following:

• The Fool - Will turn into another randomly selected card before burning. The only possible draw during hunts.
• The Hanged Man - Immediately kills the player who drew the card.
• The Wheel of Fortune - The player drawing the card will gain 25% sanity if it burns green or lose 25% sanity if it burns red instead.
• The Tower - All ghost activity is doubled for 20 seconds.
• The Hermit - Teleports the ghost back to its original room and traps it inside for exactly one minute. Cannot be drawn or used during events or hunts.
• The Devil - Will trigger a ghost event around the player nearest to the ghost's location.
• Death - Will trigger a Cursed Hunt, which ignores sanity thresholds and is much longer than a regular hunt. It can also start immediately after a previous regular hunt, ignoring the cooldown timer.
• The Moon - Immediately drops the sanity of the player drawing the card to 0%.
• The Sun - Immediately restores the sanity of the player drawing the card to 100%.
• The High Priestess - Immediately revives a random dead player at their corpse's location, if there is one. If no one is dead at the time of drawing the card, the effect will be used the next time a player dies during the respective hunt.

Cursed Object #2 - Ouija Board (Fourth Floor Game Room; on middle pillar shelf)

The Ouija Board is found sitting on the circular shelf surrounding the pillar in the middle of the Game Room, directly above some books.

This Cursed Object can be used to ask the ghost haunting the location various questions (e.g. ghost's exact location, age, etc) before the board itself breaks. Having full sanity before using this item is highly recommended, as each question will drain a substantial amount of it.

Cursed Object #3 - Haunted Mirror (Third Floor Dining Room; leaning against cupboard near stairs)

The Haunted Mirror can be found in Point Hope leaning against a tall cupboard on the Dining Room floor, near the stairwell leading upward.

This is one of the least detrimental Cursed Objects you can use out of the bunch, and simultaneously one of the most helpful. If you look into it, the ghost's current "room" will be visually revealed, if you know what you're looking at. This can be especially helpful at the beginning of an investigation, as you can get most of your equipment efficiently set up before the ghost starts getting restless and more active.

However, be careful not to look into the Haunted Mirror for too long, as each brief use will drain 20% of your sanity. If you completely use it up your sanity will reach 0%, the mirror will break and a Cursed Hunt will immediately trigger, so best to avoid that.

Cursed Object #4 - Music Box (Sixth Floor Master Bedroom; on vanity table)

The Music Box at Point Hope can be found up in the Master Bedroom on the sixth floor of the lighthouse, sitting innocently on the vanity table near the door entrance.

The Music Box is another Cursed Object that you need to be especially careful when using. As expected, opening it will cause music to start playing, and it effectively reveals the ghost's current location by triggering a special extended ghost event. It's also a practical way to take a ghost photo if you're playing with a friend.

However, there are various stipulations to be aware of when using this Cursed Object. If you use it too close to the ghost's current location or throw it near them while the music is playing, a Cursed Hunt will immediately trigger. Also, if you use it too far away from the ghost and it has to walk further than five meters to reach you, a hunt can trigger that way as well.

Using this Cursed Object is essentially a big dice roll, so handle it at your discretion.

Cursed Object #5 - Summoning Circle (Fifth Floor Bathroom; in front of bathtub)

The Summoning Circle at Point Hope can be found up on the fifth floor, in the Bathroom near the bathtub on the tile floor. We're not sure, however, if a toilet paper roll is an effective summoning tool (we kid).

This particular Cursed Object can only be used if you essentially have near or full sanity, and its main purpose is to initiate a Cursed Hunt, rather than as a side effect. By lighting the five candles surrounding the summoning circle (each will drain 16% of your sanity), the ghost will be summoned inside of it, and a ghost event will take place for five seconds. This a prime opportunity for ghost photos if you have a camera on hand or any other related objectives.

However, a Cursed Hunt will begin immediately after that event, so make sure you have an Incense and escape route ready to use as well.

Cursed Object #6 - Voodoo Doll (Seventh Floor Child's Bedroom; on top of dresser)

The Voodoo Doll at Point Hope can be found sitting on top of a dresser inside the Child's Bedroom on the seventh floor.

This Cursed Object is another precarious one because it can be incredibly helpful but at the same time, you'll need to be ready to dodge a Cursed Hunt if you get unlucky. Upon picking up the Voodoo Doll and interacting with it, a random choice of pins will get pushed in, which forces the ghost to perform evidence-related interactions (e.g. EMF reading, UV prints, etc), at the cost of 5% sanity each time.

However, if the pin in the heart area is pushed in, you will lose 10% sanity and a Cursed Hunt will immediately start. So make sure to find a practical hiding spot before you consider using this Cursed Object at all.

Cursed Object #7 - Monkey Paw (Eight Floor Maintenance Room; next to rocking horse)

The final cursed object that can be found at Point Hope is the Monkey Paw, and it'll be sitting on top of a woodworking table on the Maintenance Floor near the top of the lighthouse.

The Monkey Paw is like a mixture of the Ouija Board and Tarot Cards, as you can verbally ask it for a total of three wishes (or more, depending on the difficulty reward multiplier set) from multiple possibilties. It's also seen as arguably the most beneficial Cursed Object, due to the variety of helpful requests that can be asked of it to fulfill objectives, though still with caveats. They can include the following:

• "I wish for anything" - Randomly grants any of the other wish requests.
• "I wish to see the ghost" - A Summoning Circle-style ghost event will trigger in the ghost's current location. A Cursed Hunt will begin right after the event ends and your vision will be obscured, so beware.
• "I wish to trap the ghost" - Teleports the ghost back to its current "room" and locks all doors in the vicinity of it for one minute. It will also lock the doors surrounding the Cursed Object user for that amount of time, including the exit door if it's nearby, so be careful where you use it. A regular hunt will begin once the lockdown expires.
• "I wish for (weather)" - If you want to change the outside weather, then ask for "clear sky", "fog", "rain", "snow", or "sun". You will become temporarily blind while the change occurs, and also lose 25% sanity.
• "I wish for activity" - Doubles all ghost activity for two minutes, however, the fuse box will break for the remainder of the investigation and the exit door will be locked for those two minutes. This is only recommended if you're dealing with a "shy" ghost who doesn't interact much outside of hunts.
• "I wish for sanity" - Sets everyone's sanity to exactly 50%, the traditional threshold for hunts, and passive sanity drain will increase for the rest of the investigation. The ghost will also be relocated to a new favorite "room". This deceptive wish is not highly recommended, except as a last resort when your team is out of sanity medication and low on sanity all around.
• "I wish to leave" - Unlocks all exit doors, including during hunts. However, your walking speed will be temporarily reduced before slowly returning over 5 seconds, and your vision will temporarily be blurred as well. Recommended if you're already near an exit and need to get out.
• "I wish for life" - Automatically revives a dead player if there is one, but also has a 50% chance of killing the wisher in return.
• "I wish for knowledge" - Removes an incorrect piece of evidence from your Journal and any ghosts subsequently tied to that particular evidence. However, a Cursed Hunt will immediately begin after use in proximity to your location, and both your vision and hearing abilities will be significantly hindered for the remainder of the investigation. This is only recommended with friends, as the user can retreat to the van after the Cursed Hunt while the rest of the team finishes the objectives.
• "I wish to be safe" - This wish unlocks or unlocks the nearest hiding spot, however all of the lights in the user's current room will shatter and the ghost will be able to hear and detect active electronics from them at any distance.

Also, a fun fact, Kinetic Games recently did another collaboration with Makeship for a limited edition Monkey Paw plush. The sale period has since been extended, so if you want this for your shelf or your own real-life ghost-hunting adventures (no, don't), now's your chance.

Be sure to check out all of our latest news and guides for Phasmophobia at Pro Game Guides, such as All Monkey Paw locations in Phasmophobia.