Phasmophobia 6 Tanglewood Drive rework map guide

The very first map you gain access to in Phasmophobia is 6 Tanglewood Drive, and following the March 3, 2026, update, this iconic location received a massive rework. The overall layout remains the same, but there are still plenty of changes to get used to.

Getting familiar with new and reworked maps takes some time, but it’s essential if you want to find success in your hunts. To ensure you’re ready to get investigating, here’s a guide to everything you need to know about the reworked 6 Tanglewood Drive map in Phasmophobia.

6 Tanglewood Drive guide in Phasmophobia

6 Tanglewood Drive is a simple one-story home with a decently small basement. The overall layout of this location has remained the same since Phasmophobia first launched, but with the March 3, 2026 rework, it received a bit of a touch-up with some new features to add fresh furniture, interactions, and small layout tweaks. The overall goal of this redesign was to make this location feel more unique and detailed.

If you knew the map before the rework, you’ll still have a fairly easy time getting around. If you didn’t, it’s a great beginner-friendly location to start off at. Regardless of whether you’re a beginner or a pro, there’s a lot to learn about this home, so here’s a full breakdown of what you need to know about it.

6 Tanglewood Drive map in Phasmophobia

Almost all of the rooms you can explore around 6 Tanglewood Drive are found on the main floor, with the exception of the single, open room down in the basement. In total, there are 12 rooms to investigate, making this one of the smallest locations available to you.

• There are two bedrooms, including the children’s bedroom near the front of the house and the master bedroom close to the living room.
• This home has two bathrooms, one of which can be found in the hallway near the entrance, and the other, which is attached to the master bedroom.
• The front corner room used to be a bedroom, but was transformed into a crafts and hobby room in the rework.
• The main hallway, living room, dining room, and kitchen are all attached with an open floor plan.
• There are stairs leading down to the basement between the living room and dining room.
• The small laundry room just off the living room area leads into the garage.
• The back patio area can be viewed from the dining room, but the door doesn’t open, which means only the front entrance can be used to exit outside.

6 Tanglewood Drive Cursed Possession locations in Phasmophobia

All seven Cursed Objects can spawn around 6 Tanglewood Drive, although you’ll typically only encounter one of them if you’re playing a standard contract. In weekly challenge modes or custom matches, this number may be changed. Regardless, the easiest way to determine which item is available to you is by checking all spawn locations.

• Voodoo Doll: On the ground by a brown bear doll in the children’s bedroom.
• Tarot Cards: On a small end table next to the brown couch in the living room.
• Haunted Mirror: Hanging up on the wall right outside the master bedroom.
• Music Box: On a dresser in the closet in the master bedroom, next to a black safe.
• Monkey Paw: Sitting on a bag of soil by some gardening supplies in the garage.
• Ouija Board: On a shelf tucked underneath a table in the basement.
• Summoning Circle: Drawn on the ground in the basement, a few feet away from the Ouija Board.

6 Tanglewood Drive fuse box locations in Phasmophobia

The fuse box has two possible spawn locations around 6 Tanglewood Drive:

• In the garage. When it appears here, you’ll find it on the wall to your right upon entering the room.
• In the basement. When it appears down here, you can find it on the wall directly in front of you when you reach the bottom of the stairs.

In some contracts, the location of the fuse box will be marked on the map in the truck with a green lightning bolt symbol. Others, though, hide this symbol from you to make it more challenging, so knowing where to check for it makes these tricky trials easier.

6 Tanglewood Drive hiding spots in Phasmophobia

When the ghost is trying to hunt you down, you may need a place to hide, and luckily, 6 Tanglewood Drive has plenty of locations to choose from. Here are all of the hiding spots we found around this home.

• In the closet along the main hallway.
• In the closet just past the children’s bedroom.
• In the corner behind the dresser in the children’s bedroom.
• In the closet in the master bathroom.
• In the closet inside the crafts and hobby room.
• In the closet in the master bedroom’s bathroom.
• In the lockers in the garage.

6 Tanglewood Drive looping spots in Phasmophobia

A highly effective strategy for examining the ghost’s appearance, behavior, speed, and other key details while also keeping a safe distance during a hunt is the looping method. With this method, you continuously circle around certain spots to loop the ghost. 6 Tanglewood Drive has a solid number of locations that work great for looping strategies.

• Around the coffee table in the living room.
• Around the table in the dining room near the kitchen.
• Around the train set in the basement.
• Around the car in the garage.

6 Tanglewood Drive Easter eggs and secrets in Phasmophobia

We’ve uncovered three Easter eggs and secrets around the 6 Tanglewood Drive map. Based on our exploration, there doesn’t seem to be any large puzzle to solve like the ones present at Point Hope and Nell’s Diner. We’re still on the hunt for more, though, as they’re oftentimes rather hidden, so if any additional ones are uncovered, they’ll be added here.

• A potato with a face can be found in the kitchen. This Easter egg is a reference to the well-known Phasmophobia content creator PsychoHypnotic, who has previously used a potato face filter when streaming.
• A train set can be found in the basement. There are buttons near the end of it that can be interacted with to turn it on and otherwise control different parts of this set.
• The cross hanging up on the wall over the table in the side hallway, just off the main one, and the cross in the master bedroom can be turned upside down by the ghost.

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The Division 2 has a fresh set of Twitch Drops for all to get for free as part of the 10 year anniversary of the franchise, and there are some cool items to be earned.

While this is the latest round of Twitch drops you can get, the process remains the same. Let’s quickly look at all the items that you can get as part of the celebrations.

How to get all 10 Year Anniversary Twitch Drops in The Division 2

There are five different rewards to win as part of the latest Twitch Drops. Here’s a list of everything you can earn by simply watching partnered streams of The Division 2 on Twitch.

• Anniversary Cache: 30 minutes
• Decade Arm Patch: 1 hour
• Anniversary Cache: 2 hours
• Phoenix weapon skin: 3 hours
• Faye Lau Backpack trophy: 4 hours

To unlock the rewards, keep watching the streams until you hit the milestones. You can do so between now and March 10 (until 5am CT).

It’s not necessary to watch the complete duration in a single seating. You can also accrue up the hours across multiple streamers. Make sure that the drops are enabled for you to get the rewards.

How to redeem the 10 Year Anniversary Twitch Drops

To make yourself eligible, you’ll need to link your Twitch account with your Ubisoft Connect account. This is an one time process. Once done, you’re now eligible for the rewards. Next, just watch the streams for the required durations, and you’ll unlock the rewards as applicable for the milestone.

Then, redeem the rewards for them to appear in your in-game messages. You can then accept the rewards and add them to your inventory. With plenty of new content in the pipeline for this year, it might be a good decision to follow the streams to find out what’s new during the Anniversary season that will be live until Apr. 2.

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