Tricksy Goblin Productions

Brightness

Fate did not want us to have a brightness slider but Matthew figured it out, freeing our game from the tyranny of the sun’s terrible glare.

We’ve been working on options for custom scenarios so you can design your own terrifying hauntings.

A ghost sighting in the new tutorial I’m working on.

The best way to banish a ghost is to read a book.

A view of the sun setting behind mountains.

Finally got this sunset to render correctly. It may look nice, but it’s supposed to be very spooky.

A game screen for selecting characters and a level to play at. The selected level has a little ribbon on the corner that says "NEW" on it.

Added a little “new” ribbon to let you know which locations you haven’t played yet.

By the power of non-breaking spaces our words no longer hop lines as they appear.

"A ghost in a top hat is sucked into a vortex of souls, leaving their hat behind. The words "Ghost Banished!" appear on screen."

Needlessly tweaked the investigators victory cinematic so that the ghost‘s innocent hat is spared.

A unity editor window with 3D editing tools for modifying a winged Jack-O-Lantern. The scene menu bar is labeled "Evil Pumpkin."

We’ve been tweaking difficulties today so that you don’t get swarmed by pumpkins on easy mode.

A house abuts a snowy ya…approaching the viewer.

Wishing everyone haunted holidays!