Fisher's Ghost Studios

Fisher's Ghost Studios

An independent, family-run game studio in Australia. We make small, sharp games for playing with your mates.

1924 pen-and-ink illustration: Fisher's ghost sits on a fence rail while a passer-by recoils

Games

Three so far. One on its way to Steam.

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Coming to Steam

Foundation Footy

Rugby league as it was played from 1908 to 1947: fifteen foundation clubs, tight two-player football, and online play. Our first game for Steam.

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Free & open source

FortressOne

A free, open-source revival of QuakeWorld Team Fortress, the original 1996 class-based shooter: remastered, still fast, and with pick-up games every night.

Boxing glove
In development

Big Boy Boxing

First-person, mouse-driven boxing. Your punch lands exactly where you click, and your gloves cover up whenever you're not throwing. Everything else falls out of those two rules.

About

Fisher's Ghost Studios is a small, family-run studio in Australia. We build our games in Godot, ship them where people already are, and play them to death ourselves before anyone else gets a go.

The name comes from Australia's best-known ghost story. In 1826 the ghost of Frederick Fisher was said to have appeared on a bridge rail in Campbelltown and pointed to the creek where his body lay. We like a game that points somewhere and gets out of the way.

Contact

Press, business, bug reports, or you just want to argue about the 1912 season. Send it through and a human will reply.