Phasmophobia "Server Version Mismatch" is a rather frustrating error.
Phasmophobia is an indie four-player co-op psychological horror game developed by Kinetic Games. Released in early access on Sept. 18 for PC with crossplay VR support, Phasmophobia players pose as a team of paranormal investigators exploring haunted locations filled with ghosts and paranormal activity. Even though it is still in the early access stage and is only a little over one month old, Phasmophobia climbed to the top ten most hours watched game on Twitch in the last 30 days with 46.61 million hours watched and 254,132 peak viewers.
Phasmophobia Server Version Mismatch: How to Fix the Error
We are aware of the server issues. There is no ETA on what time they’ll be back up.
Thank you for your patience!#Phasmophobia
— Phasmophobia (@KineticGame) October 20, 2020
One of the issues players run into is "Server Version Mismatch" error. This error typically occurs when a player attempts to join a private lobby, even with a shared code. Below are a couple of things worth trying to "fix" the issue:
- Make sure all players select the same server region. Switching regions may solve the problem although latency and connection stability may become another issue.
- Check if all players have the latest Phasmophobia update installed.
- Check if all players opt for beta. If some players are in beta servers while others are not, then both groups are not accessing the same server.
- Change server region, reset the game, then revert back to the original region. Though, this solution is less consistent and is not a guaranteed fix.
