Remnant Records (v4.3.1)

Haunted houses become crime scenes in this co-op investigation horror game, where every ghost is a victim with a history and a lethal grudge. Remnant Records casts you as a fresh agent in a paranormal response organization, sent into cursed locations to uncover why a spirit remains bound to the living world. The tone is tense and oppressive rather than action-heavy: survival depends on keeping calm, reading the environment, and knowing when to stop making noise. Each contract asks you to turn a tragic story into the key for an exorcism before the entity turns the investigation into a massacre.

Teams of one to four search rooms for diaries, old clippings, personal possessions, and other evidence that reveals the dead person’s identity and circumstances. Matching the correct items to the ghost’s past is essential, but gathering clues also means navigating an increasingly dangerous building while its resident stalks the group. Spirits behave in sharply different ways, from a mannequin-like hunter that exploits darkness and sightlines to a blind but noise-sensitive pursuer that punishes careless movement. Four class roles add useful team specialties, including a door-smashing bruiser and a medium attuned to the dead, while proximity voice chat makes communication part of the tension rather than a separate convenience.

Procedurally assembled cases give missions fresh stories to solve instead of reducing every haunt to a familiar checklist. The exorcism phase creates a strong payoff for detective work: players commit to their conclusions, attempt the ritual, and must survive long enough to see whether they understood the case correctly. Progression unlocks adjustable investigation and ghost difficulty, plus modifiers that let groups tailor contracts from methodical clue hunts to punishing supernatural survival runs. Fans of Phasmophobia-style cooperative ghost hunting who want more narrative deduction and distinct monster behavior should find plenty to like, although solo players need patience and a willingness to learn each spirit’s rules through failure.