Wisp & Wight Lampworks: a wrought-iron hanging sign, a rook made of lamp smoke carrying a lit lantern.

Coming to Steam · Spring 2027

Grimbly’s

Catalog of Affordable Beasts

Order a beast from Grimbly’s, a deeply questionable shop at the wrong end of the alley. Build it on a strict points budget. Find out in the arena whether the bet was any good.

In development. Satisfaction not guaranteed.

Concept art. A squat, spiked, armored beast climbs out of a splintering wooden crate in a dim warehouse, straw flying, under a single lantern.
Concept art

The building is the strategy.

  1. Pick a body

    Start with a base monster: a spiky tank, a many-legged sprinter, something that floats and thinks unkind thoughts.

  2. Spend the budget

    Every part costs points. Points spent on armor are points not spent on speed, or on the dart gun you definitely wanted.

  3. Call the bet

    Then it fights. Every battle is that budget being argued with, in real time, by something else’s monster.

Concept art of the shop. Iron cages along one wall, a long counter crowded with bottles and candles, a cabinet of parts, and a curtained doorway at the back with a tall figure standing in it.
Concept art of the shop

Ships in 0–1 business eternities.

The shop is dark, the shopkeeper is cheerful, the reviews are suspicious, and nothing can be returned once it has been opened. You knew that when you came in.

Release
Coming to Steam, spring 2027
Platform
PC
The store
grimblys.com: walk the shop floor and open the whole catalog
Today
The proof of concept is built.

The Keeper’s List

First word when the Steam pages open.

The occasional page from the keeper’s log, and nothing else. Keepers do not spam; the light is work enough.