Independent games. Slightly unhinged.

Small studio.
Big goblin
energy.

Playful games. Curious worlds.
A little mischief goes a long way.

Meet Good Catch!

absolutely qualified to fly this thing

Based on Earth. For now.Scroll for the good stuff EST. IN A FIT OF CURIOSITY

01 / Out of the workshop

Coming soon

A sunny park.
Your friends.
One very bad throw.

Meet Good Catch! A goofy physics game about the simple joy of throwing things to your friends.

Wind up a curveball, dive for an impossible catch, and try to stay upright. Good luck with that last part.

Planned for Windows, Linux & SteamOS

GOOD CATCH! / GOOD TIMES AHEAD

Good Catch! promotional key art: colorful bean friends playing catch in a sunny park
BRING YOUR
FRIENDS✳

Getting our throwing arm ready.

Steam page coming soon

Pick your flavor of chaos

Easy to pick up.
Hard to keep a straight face.

A lineup of Good Catch! bean characters in colorful, silly outfits
Up to 8 players online

Bring the whole crew.

Up to 8 friends. One sunny park. An unreasonable amount of flailing. Get together online, or warm up with friendly bots in offline practice.

Promotional artwork

02 / The creatures behind it

Serious about play.
Less serious about
everything else.

Strange worlds.
Good company.

We’re Comet Goblin, a small independent studio making playful games and curious worlds.

We like the moments that happen between the rules. The perfect catch you absolutely didn’t mean to make. The terrible plan your friends somehow agree to. The story you’re still laughing about afterward.

That’s the stuff we’re chasing.

01

Follow the fun.

If it makes us grin, it’s worth exploring.

02

Leave room for weird.

The best surprises rarely follow the plan.

03

Bring good company.

Make something worth sharing.

ALSO BUBBLING IN THE WORKSHOP Wands & Ruin More on that adventure another time.

03 / Open a comms channel

A friendly wave is a great start.

Got something
good brewing?

support@cometgoblin.com

Questions, press, or just a good story.
We’re all ears. Fairly large ones, actually.