Brineholme
Brineholme Point at dusk. A stone tower dated 1879 stands on black rock, its lamp lit and its beam reaching into the fog. A plate on the wall says the station was decommissioned in 1998 and is still burning. One cottage window is lit. Nobody is on the dock.

Coming to Steam Spring 2027

Brineholme

A photorealistic puzzle-box mystery in six Watches. Inherit the cottage. Take the keeper’s job. Find the nine names the sea was made to forget.

Read the letter
The keeper's cottage on the spit: slate roof, two lit windows, a flagstone path running on into fog, and far off a single thread of light.

The premise, as it reaches you

Dear Keeper,

You will not remember your great-uncle. He saw to that. He has left you the cottage at Brineholme Point, the boathouse, the dock, and the light, upon one condition set down in his own hand: that you live there and keep the Watches, every night from the first of November until the spring relief boat, without one missed.

The light was decommissioned in 1998. You will find it burning.

The cottage is provisioned and the oil is good. The logbook on the desk has already been filled in for tonight. I am told the handwriting is yours.

The boat leaves the quay at four. It will not wait.

Yours faithfully,
T. Harrow, Solicitor

The game in four numbers

Six
Watches to keep, one puzzle-box at the heart of each
Twenty-two
letters, logs, and newspaper scraps, and not all of them honest
Nine
names to recover before the equinox tide
One
light, decommissioned in 1998, that has never once gone dark

Around the point

Three ways in.

From the Keeper’s Book

Boat returned before I woke. I did not ask who rowed her.

Tomorrow's entry in the log, already written

Where the game stands

Release
Coming to Steam, spring 2027
Platform
PC
Shape
Six Watches, one puzzle-box at the heart of each
Today
Release 1 is complete in playable form — all six Watches, end to end in one shell. The art pass stands at seventeen of thirty stills, and the Keeper’s Chest has passed its Blender fidelity proof.
Made by
Wisp & Wight Lampworks, an independent studio

The Keeper’s List

First word when the Steam page opens.

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