postcard showing a black and white image of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco. Copy on the image reads: we’re seeking low light worlds. If your game moves in the dark, let’s talk.
we’re headed back to shuttle between the finest hotel lobbies in the Bay. If you’re working on a low light game, find us on Meet to Match.
Sticker sheet of phantom friends logos and graphics shown in front of the DICE Summit 2026 banner
we tried to trade these stickers in for chips but the cashier told us to ‘go away’. anyway, more for you! if you’ve got a great low light game, we still have a few slots left on Meet to Match, or find us shuttling between the Lift Bar and the other bar in the lobby, which is called Lobby Bar (?).
Postcard of Las Vegas at night with copy reading: we're going to DICE. yes: low light worlds, yes: self publishing chops, yes: kick ass devs, NO AI.
we don’t gamble and are too old to party but we’re going to vegas for DICE anyway. if you’re working on a low light game, hit us up on MeetToMatch and we’ll see you at the starbucks (or the other starbucks).
it's obligatory holiday post time, so thank you and happy holidays to those we've met so far, and to the rest of you stumbling across this post. we're looking forward to 2026, and best of luck whittling down your backlog over the holidays.
phantom friends is heading to MIGS (our flights didn’t get cancelled). we love bagels, drink espresso, and hate AI. if you do too and are working on a game set in low light, let’s talk. hunt us down on meet to match or at St-Viateur.
we give devs the funding they need, then get out of their way, offering hands-off support. if your project seems like a fit, send us your pitch: phantomfriends.com/pitch
we’re phantom friends, a new indie fund. our focus is on low light worlds. we're drawn to the umbral and moody, the glow of a city at night, a darkness that feels alive. games that live in the shadows, both visually and narratively.
