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Siren Appearance. The Siren appears as a tall, almost unnaturally slender figure with elongated proportions—as if she's been "stretched." Her face is distorted, as if frozen in a silent scream: her features are sharp, her eyes are dark, without distinct pupils. Her clothing can be seen as torn, translucent shreds—like an old dress falling apart. When she manifests, the air around her seems to tremble: this is visualized as gentle waves, similar to sound vibrations.

How to find out. There are two most reliable markers:

A female voice in the Spirit Box. If you ask questions through the Spirit Box and hear a distinct female voice, it's almost a sure sign of a Siren. Other ghosts either have a male voice, or unintelligible sounds, or no response at all. Slowing down a single player. The Siren doesn't slow down the entire team, but rather targets a specific player: that player's legs seem to "get stuck," their speed drops, even though there are no obstacles. If you're running normally, but your teammate is barely moving, it's likely that the Siren has latched onto them. Hunting behavior. She's not the fastest, but slowing down her target can make escaping difficult, as the player loses maneuverability. She doesn't damage electronics or deliberately dim the lights—her specialty is sound and speed control.

Evidence: low temperature, fingerprints, ghostly orbs.

Aswang Appearance: An emaciated, almost transparent silhouette with long, unnaturally thin limbs. Sometimes, tattered, dark clothing is visible in manifestations. How to recognize: After each player kill, the Aswang gains a speed bonus (+20%). The main marker is salt: walking on it temporarily slows the ghost. For clues, look for EMF Level 5, Ghost Writing, and the Wither sign (environmental degradation: rust, wilted flowers).

Banshee Appearance: A tall, thin figure in a long, tattered dress. Her face is often distorted, with pronounced, pointed features. How to recognize her: She's easily mistaken for others, but she has a special feature. When hunting, the Banshee emits a distinctive, unique howl (this is specifically noted in the subtitles). She also breaks glass—windows and mirrors—far more often than others. Clues: freezing temperatures, ghostly orbs, handprints.

Demon Appearance: A massive, menacing figure, often dressed in dark, tattered clothing, with unnaturally large eyes or additional eyes on its body. Wings or other demonic attributes are sometimes visible. How to recognize: The Demon has a very low hunt cooldown—one begins as soon as the player's energy drops to 85%, and the next one is triggered immediately. Another marker: the Cross is more effective against this ghost—its area of ​​effect is wider than that of others. Clues: EMF Level 5, freezing temperatures, handprints.

Dullahan Appearance: A headless figure. Sometimes, during manifestations, the "space" where the head should be appears empty or filled with fog. How to identify: Key sign: In camera shots, the Dullahan appears headless. While hunting, he accelerates as long as he keeps the player in his line of sight. Tactics: Hide behind doors or in closets to break line of sight—this will reduce his speed. Clues: freezing temperatures, handprints, Wither.

Dybbuk Appearance: Appears as a ghostly figure in old, worn clothing. Sometimes, elements resembling ritual attire are visible in manifestations. How to identify: If you play the music box near Dybbuk during an investigation, he will be stunned for a few seconds. Another peculiarity: this ghost can toss the corpses of killed players around the map. Clues: Handprints, Wither.

Entity Appearance: Often manifests as a blurry, translucent figure. Sometimes a light haze or fog is visible around it. Recognizing: The Entity can teleport—both itself and the objects it throws. When teleporting objects, it leaves a trail of smoke behind it. Clues: Spirit Box, handprints.

Ghoul Appearance: A pale, emaciated figure with tattered, dark clothing. Sometimes, signs of wounds or injuries are visible. How to recognize: A Ghoul will begin a hunt if you ask it a question through your Spirit Box. There's an important caveat: while hunting, it can't turn off electronics (flashlights, Spirit Box). If your Spirit Box is working while hunting, it's almost certainly a Ghoul. When not hunting, look for freezing temperatures and ghostly orbs.

Leviathan Appearance: A figure in a long, dark, hooded cloak. Sometimes, manifestations feature elements reminiscent of aquatic or marine motifs. How to recognize: Leviathan passively interferes with electronics: devices begin to flicker, and lights in rooms may go out. It is also capable of throwing multiple objects simultaneously. Clues: Ghost Writing.

Nightmare Appearance: A distorted, frightening figure with unnaturally long limbs or elongated facial features. Sometimes, elements resembling shadows or smoke are visible in manifestations. How to recognize: Nightmare causes auditory hallucinations—the player may hear the sounds of breaking glass and flying objects, even though none of this is physically happening. It is more active in dark rooms and avoids brightly lit areas. Clues: EMF Level 5, ghostly orbs.

They Appearance: A massive, muscular figure. Horns, sharp teeth, or other demonic features are often visible in manifestations. How to recognize: One of the fastest ghosts. When hunting, its speed is comparable to a player's sprint. It is especially active when using a laser projector. Evidence: EMF Level 5, handprints.

Phantom Appearance: A translucent, nearly invisible figure. Shimmering outlines are sometimes visible during manifestations. How to recognize: When hunting, the Phantom can become invisible, moving very quickly. Distinguishing detail: when visible, its "blinks" (flickering) are more rhythmic and slower than those of other ghosts. Clues: EMF Level 5, handprints, ghostly orbs.

Revenant Appearance: A figure in dark, tattered clothing, sometimes with elements resembling chains or shackles. How to recognize: The Revenant has a short hunting cooldown, but has a key feature: it immediately stops hunting upon killing a player. This is the main marker. Clues: EMF Level 5.

Shadow Appearance: A blurry, dark figure that blends into its surroundings. Sometimes, only the eyes or individual body parts are visible during manifestations. How to recognize: Shadow's speed is highly dependent on lighting. In a lit room, it moves slowly, while in a dark room (without flashlights), it moves significantly faster. Evidence: EMF Level 5, fingerprints, freezing temperatures.

Other ghosts There are many more types in the game (Skinwalker, Specter, Spirit, Umbra, Wendigo, The Wisp, Wraith, etc.). If you have any questions about any of them, let me know, and I'll go over them in detail!

Skinwalker Appearance: Appears as a "shifting" silhouette—it can briefly take on the features of other ghosts, making it appear to be one or the other. In its normal state, it is a dark figure with jagged, almost torn contours, sometimes with unnaturally curved limbs. How to recognize: Their main gimmick is mimicking the abilities of other ghosts: they can create false ghostly orbs, "fake" sounds, or even temporarily mimic the behavior of another type. This can be confusing, so rely on clues, not just behavior. Clues: fingerprints, EMF Level 5, ghostly orbs.

Spectre Appearance: A translucent, "light" figure with no clear details. During manifestations, it often appears as a blurry spot with a hint of human outline, as if woven from fog. How to spot: Spectre rarely wanders the map outside of a hunt—he appears mostly during it. However, he's very fond of throwing objects: if something is constantly flying around the room, it's a strong marker. Clues: EMF Level 5, handprints.

Spirit Appearance: A calm, almost "neutral" ghost: a pale, not overly intimidating figure in simple clothing. Unlike most others, it doesn't appear aggressive. How to recognize: Spirit is considered one of the most harmless. Its distinguishing feature is its ability to change the flame of a candle or holy oil lamp to blue. This is a nearly 100% marker. Clues: Ghost Writing, EMF Level 5.

Umbra Appearance: A dark, almost black silhouette that seems to "flow" from the shadows. In manifestations, it has almost no clear features—only outlines and sometimes glowing eyes. How to identify: Umbra doesn't make footstep sounds—this is very noticeable during a hunt. Its speed depends on lighting: it's faster in dark rooms and slower in well-lit ones. Clues: freezing temperatures, handprints, and ghostly orbs.

Wendigo Appearance: A tall, angular figure with long limbs and distorted proportions. In manifestations, the body may appear "twisted," and movements may be jerky and abrupt. How to spot: Wendigo is more active when there are many players in the building and accelerates when the group's average energy level drops. It often begins hunting when players gather together. Clues: EMF Level 5, freezing temperatures.

The Wisp Appearance: A light, luminous silhouette, resembling a wisp of fog with shimmering points. It doesn't look human, but rather like a "living light" that takes on a humanoid form. How to recognize: The Wisp can pass through salt lines (unlike many other ghosts). He can also light unlit candles—a rare and noticeable sign. Clues: ghostly orbs, handprints.

Wraith Appearance: A slender, elongated silhouette with blurred edges. In manifestations, the figure appears to "float" above the floor. The face is often hidden in shadow. How to recognize: The Wraith avoids salt—he never steps on it, and if you see the ghost carefully avoiding the line, it's a strong sign. He also appears more often in cold rooms. Clues: freezing temperatures, EMF Level 5.

Vesper Appearance: A figure seemingly composed of sounds and echoes: its outlines are blurred, and quiet echoes of voices can sometimes be heard nearby. In manifestations, it appears as a dark silhouette with "trembling" edges. How to identify: Vesper hunts by sound alone and can hear through walls. If players remain silent and still, it won't attack them. It's one of the few ghosts that can be defeated by complete silence. Clues: Spirit Box, handprints.

Vex Appearance: A ghostly figure with jagged edges—as if its image is distorted by interference. Manifestations include short flashes and flickers, and the silhouette may partially disappear and reappear. How to spot: Vex can pass through walls—this is the most noticeable marker. During a hunt, he may appear in unexpected places, seemingly teleporting between rooms. Clues: EMF Level 5, Ghost Writing.