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

Press kit

Everything in one crate.

Logos, key art, stills, and a fact sheet. Use any of it in coverage of the studio and its games.

Download the kit (6 MB zip)

Fact sheet

Facts about the studio and its two games
BrineholmeGrimbly’s
GenrePhotorealistic puzzle-box mysteryMonster builder and arena battler
ShapeSix WatchesBuild on a points budget, then fight
PlatformPC (Steam)PC (Steam)
ReleaseSpring 2027Spring 2027
StatusRelease 1 complete in playable form; art pass underwayProof of concept built
StudioWisp & Wight Lampworks, an independent studio

The second game’s full title is Grimbly’s Catalog of Affordable Beasts; Grimbly’s for short.

Boilerplate, at three lengths

One line

A puzzle-box mystery about a lighthouse that should be dark, from Wisp & Wight Lampworks.

Short

Brineholme is a photorealistic puzzle-box mystery. You have inherited a cottage on a black-rock coast and, with it, the keeper’s job at a lighthouse decommissioned in 1998 that has never once gone dark. Six Watches. Twenty-two letters, logs, and newspaper scraps. Nine names to recover before the equinox tide.

The studio

Wisp & Wight Lampworks makes atmospheric games about tending lights in dark places: puzzle boxes, old paper, and the sea at the door. Its first two games, Brineholme and Grimbly’s, are coming to Steam in spring 2027.

In the kit

Images are pre-release renders and concept art, not final in-game captures.

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.