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Phasmophobia No Evidence Challenge Guide

Restarting for a Mimic can cheese this challenge!

Phasmophobia has many challenges you can complete to prove that you're an elite ghost hunter, such as No Evidence. In this challenge, you'll have to identify the ghost based solely on its behavior instead of evidence.

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It can be difficult to keep track of different behaviors, but don't worry. Below, you'll find everything you need to know to identify ghost behaviors and complete the No Evidence challenge.

Related: Most Common Ghost Types in Phasmophobia

How to complete the Phasmophobia No Evidence Challenge

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To start No Evidence, go to the difficulty options and scroll to the very left until you come across the "Challenge" difficulty. It will also show you the map you'll have to complete the challenge on.

Once you start the game, you have to identify which ghost you are hunting, but they won't leave any evidence. Below is a table with characteristics for every ghost in Phasmophobia to help you complete this challenge.

GhostsBehaviors to identify them
BansheeHunts based on individual sanity, which is 50%, and ignores average sanity. It has a special scream on the parabolic microphone.
DemonHunts at 70% sanity. The demon has a 20-second hunt cooldown, increased crucifix range, and reduced smudge stick effect duration.
GoryoVisible only on DOTS via cameras, doesn't roam far, and can't change rooms.
HantuFaster 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.
JinnCan't turn off power, has increased speed when far from players, and has normal speed without power.
MareCan't turn lights on, might turn off lights immediately, and has varied hunt thresholds by light condition.
MylingQuieter footsteps during hunts and increased parabolic microphone activity.
OniVery active, less blinking during hunts, and cannot perform "airball" events.
OnryoHas a unique reaction to candles and hunts at any sanity after blowing out candles.
PhantomBlinks more during hunts and disappears when photographed.
PoltergeistThrows multiple objects and has a higher chance of throwing items during hunts.
RevenantVery slow without Line of Sight, but becomes faster with it. 
ShadeLess interactive with multiple people and has a lower hunt threshold.
SpiritExtended smudge stick effect duration.
The TwinsInteracts at two places at once. Each twin has a varied hunt speed.
WraithIt leaves no footprints in salt, and it can teleport to players.
YokaiTriggered by talking near it, but has limited hearing range during hunts.
RaijuSpeed increases near electrical equipment during hunts.
ObakeCan leave six-finger handprints and may shapeshift during hunts.
The MimicExhibits behaviors of other ghosts, but shows orbs as evidence on camera.
MoroiSpeed increases with sanity drop and curses players for double sanity drain.
DeogenExtremely fast and knows player locations, but slows down when close to the player.
ThayeHunt threshold decreases over time and becomes less active and slower.
YureiSmudging traps it in its room and may cause significant sanity drops.

For more Phasmophobia guides, check out All Monkey Paw Wishes in Phasmophobia & What They Do or Perfect Investigation Bonus in Phasmophobia, Explained on Pro Game Guides.


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