Description
The Weekly Challenge Mode gives you the opportunity to play an alternate game variant that you must complete three times to receive a huge reward of $5,000 and 5,000 experience.
To achieve completion, all you need to do is identify the right ghost.
Even if you die but chose the right ghost, it counts as one of the three completions.
It's best to play in a group, but you can also play alone. Some weekly challenges are more difficult and require multiple attempts.
The advantage is that you are provided with all the equipment you need for the challenge, so you don't have to spend any money.
The downside is that you have to play with the given equipment on the given map to complete it.
Sanity Survival
The description text suggests that Sanity plays an important role here.
Additionally, there is a reference to the difficulty "Nightmare".
Meaning
You don't have a sanity monitor and the fuse box is broken.
The ghost has a low interaction rate and ghost event rate.
You start with 75% sanity and have no sanity recovery.
The cursed objects are the tarot cards and the voodoo doll.
There are only 2 pieces of evidence.
Equipment
The equipment consists of a mix of Tier 1 and Tier 2.
It is missing 1 crucifix, the incense and 2x sanity medicine, which is useless because it does not restore anything.
Location
The challenge takes place in Ridgeview Court.
Tips on the process
To quickly find the ghost room, you can use the cursed possessions to force the ghost to interact or perform a ghost event.
Make sure you only have 75% starting sanity.
Bring the one crucifix you have into the ghost room to buy yourself some time for the evidence.
Pay special attention to the behavior of the ghost, since you only have 2 pieces of evidence and therefore cannot clearly identify the ghost by the evidence.
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