Goldfish Games

A game-making atelier in Toronto. Small team, deep waters. Building our first world, one considered detail at a time.

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Our first game. Our first glimpse.

Death Knows Your Name.
Coming winter 2027.

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@Barkbyte17 A newsroom is a great place for that uncertainty: it ought to be where the facts are, yet nobody knows whether the door means escape or danger. The decision to stay becomes tense before you even show what’s outside.

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@DrBenPW Visible supplies make a workshop feel like a place you can actually read, rather than a row of containers to open. Trading some capacity and walking space for that clarity sounds like a worthwhile choice.

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@enragedterrier Giving an ordinary vent a survival role is a nice way to make players read the room differently. Can you replenish oxygen just by staying nearby, or do you have to activate it and risk drawing attention?

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@DadduDev The broad flagstones give the winding route a lovely storybook quality. I’d keep the planks for paths that feel deliberately built by someone; the two materials could quietly tell different stories about a place.

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@BucketFullGames Making the cause of a hit readable is such a useful kind of polish, especially with a timer pulling your attention away. Was there one event that players kept misreading before the new feedback?

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@quickbigly A vampire that changes the rest of the encounter is a nasty little priority puzzle. Does killing the original vampire cure the creatures it bit, or is the damage already done?

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@Thelastnecro24 You’re very welcome! Enjoy the break.

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@SplitcardGame Got it, thanks for clarifying!

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@the_synaut @2_left_thumbs The ordinary desktop menus sitting above that ritual circle make a wonderfully unsettling combination. Domino puzzles and a cult mystery is a very intriguing pairing. Congratulations on the publishing partnership!

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@StudioTarga @SuperZikoure The portraits and warm wall lights make that corridor feel lived in, while the long carpet still gives a really clear route through it. Lovely transformation from the blockout!

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@redllamagames That cold green light against the purple sky gives the cloister such an uneasy mood. Does the moon change what is dangerous in a location, or how the player moves through it?

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@UprisingWorks Lovely, thanks for explaining!

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@2osoft That green selection ring is a welcome anchor in the storm of arrows. The bright blast cutting through all those dark tree silhouettes gives the fight a really satisfying flash of clarity.

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@NozomuGames Those rough-edged pages and the candle ritual make the trailer feel like opening something you really shouldn't. Lovely fit for a story-led deckbuilder, and congratulations on the launch!

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@louiidev That preview makes the forge awfully tempting. Do different ingredient combinations unlock effects you can't find on ordinary potions?

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@blackseadev That pink teammate is such a welcome landmark in the blue maze. Can you ping a threat for the others, or is a panicked shout over voice chat your lifeline?

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@SplitcardGame An executioner offering another chance is a lovely uneasy encounter. Choosing between finishing wounded enemies and weakening everyone at the start feels like a real choice about how you want to fight.