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Phasmophobia Survival of the Fittest Challenge Guide (March 2023)

Can you survive?

Saqib Soomro

Published: Mar 20, 2024 07:13 am

This week's Phasmophobia challenge is called Survival of the Fittest, and completing it will be tricky. If you want to learn about the Survival of the Fittest challenge, how to complete it, and some tips and tricks to help, this Phasmophobia guide will help.

How to complete Survival of the Fittest Challenge – Phasmophobia

To complete the Survival of the Fittest Phasmophobia challenge, you must correctly identify the ghost in 42 Edgefield Road. When you do that, you will have completed the challenge and get $5,000 as a reward. If you cannot complete it, you will have to replay the challenge and keep trying, as it's one of the most difficult weekly challenges, meaning it will take some time to complete.

What is the Survival of the Fittest – Phasmophobia Challenge of the Week?

The Survival of the Fittest is a challenge where you won't have any sanity or pills, and the ghost will not give any evidence to help you identify it. This means that most of the equipment will be useless as you cannot collect evidence to determine the ghost. Instead, you must rely on the ghost behaviors to shortlist which one it is.

Related: Most Common Ghost Types in Phasmophobia

Tips & Tricks for Survival of the Fittest – Phasmophobia Weekly Challenge

Since we are going to identify the ghost based on its behaviors, the table here will help.

Ghosts	Behaviors to identify them
Banshee	Hunts based on individual sanity, which is 50%, and ignores average sanity. It has a special scream on the parabolic microphone.
Demon	Hunts at 70% sanity. The demon has a 20-second hunt cooldown, increased crucifix range, and reduced smudge stick effect duration.
Goryo	Visible only on DOTS via cameras, doesn't roam far, and can't change rooms.
Hantu	Faster in the cold, slower in warmth, has visible breath in the cold during hunts, cannot turn the power on, and is likely to turn the power off twice.
Jinn	Can't turn off power, has increased speed when far from players, and has normal speed without power.
Mare	Can't turn lights on, might turn off lights immediately, and has varied hunt thresholds by light condition.
Myling	Quieter footsteps during hunts and increased parabolic microphone activity.
Oni	Very active, less blinking during hunts, and cannot perform "airball" events.
Onryo	Has a unique reaction to candles and hunts at any sanity after blowing out candles.

Phantom	Blinks more during hunts and disappears when photographed.
Poltergeist	Throws multiple objects and has a higher chance of throwing items during hunts.
Revenant	Very slow without Line of Sight, but becomes faster with it.
Shade	Less interactive with multiple people and has a lower hunt threshold.
Spirit	Extended smudge stick effect duration.
The Twins	Interacts at two places at once. Each twin has a varied hunt speed.
Wraith	It leaves no footprints in salt, and it can teleport to players.
Yokai	Triggered by talking near it, but has limited hearing range during hunts.
Raiju	Speed increases near electrical equipment during hunts.
Obake	Can leave six-finger handprints and may shapeshift during hunts.
The Mimic	Exhibits behaviors of other ghosts, but shows orbs as evidence on camera.
Moroi	Speed increases with sanity drop and curses players for double sanity drain.
Deogen	Extremely fast and knows player locations, but slows down when close to the player.
Thaye	Hunt threshold decreases over time and becomes less active and slower.
Yurei	Smudging traps it in its room and may cause significant sanity drops.