The first ever Tin Man Games Publisher Sale has arrived on Steam! All of our titles are currently discounted up to 80%. If you love choice-based interactive fiction, tabletop role-playing games, digital board games, or immersing yourself in strange futuristic or fantasy worlds, we're sure to have something in our library to get you excited!

If you enjoyed Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze, check out Ryan North's witty adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet, To Be or Not To Be, or perhaps you'll enjoy our newest release, Choices That Matter: And The Sun Went Out!

For a full list of our titles on sale, head on over to the sales page: https://store.steampowered.com/sale/tinmangames

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1343140/Choices_That_Matter_And_The_Sun_Went_Out/

Approximately 600,000 words and 2,400 choices in total! And The Sun Went Out is the first epic text adventure game in the Choices That Matter series!

Check out that launch discount too - grab it today!

[h2]Wishlist today! Grab the launch discount![/h2]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1343140/Choices_That_Matter_And_The_Sun_Went_Out/

Approximately 600,000 words and 2,400 choices in total! And The Sun Went Out is the first epic text adventure game in the Choices That Matter series.

What better way to spend your holidays than adventuring? Take advantage of our Winter Sale! Check out the festive bargains here: https://store.steampowered.com/developer/tinmangames

TRIAL OF CHAMPIONS has arrived! The sequel to Deathtrap Dungeon joins a stellar roster of fantasy adventures in Fighting Fantasy Classics - the ultimate library of text-based role playing games. And to celebrate, it's 25% OFF! Check it out here.



Trial of Champions sees you delve into the dread corridors of Baron Sukumvit’s terrible challenge for a second stab at glory. But beware! The Trial will be even more devilishly difficult this time as you begin your adventure having been captured and sold into slavery! With nothing to prepare you for this arduous adventure but your SKILL, LUCK and STAMINA, you must explore the deadly labyrinth beneath Fang. For only by triumphing in the Trial can you win back your freedom from Baron Sukumvit’s evil brother – Lord Carnuss.

Will it be enough?!

Find out for yourself and pick up this classic title while it's just 2.99 USD.

Also joining the Fighting Fantasy Classics shelf is another old favourite – Steve Jackson’s House of Hell. We’ve remastered this title for the Fighting Fantasy Classics library, so it can take its rightful place amongst your collection. It is also 25% OFF for a limited time.



House of Hell’s addition to the library comes with a handful of updates including:

• Adventure Sheet now includes 'Fear' mechanic.
  
• Knowledge Sheet to track the clues you discover.
  
• Tim Sell’s original artwork, as well as coloured editions of each piece.
  
• Haunted Hallways ambient track added.
  
• Achievements added for both Trial of Champions and House of Hell.
  

Hello adventurers!

We've got two exciting announcements for you today.

First, earlier this week Steam unveiled a new feature - the Creator Homepage! We're really excited about this as it makes it easier than ever to stay up-to-date on all our latest game updates, news and discounts.

By following the Tin Man Games Creator Homepage you can:

Access lists and reviews of games curated by the team



...and as you can see from our Follower count, our shiny new Creator page could do with some love! Simply click here to take a look for yourself and hit the green 'Follow' button at the top of the page to make use of this new feature.

Second, the Steam Summer Sale is here! Many of our titles are discounted, with titles up to 65% OFF! to see the full list.

Happy gaming folks!

Mac users! We're really sorry if you've had problems accessing Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze over the last few days. The Mac build was "Nil by Mouth" but this has now been rectified. If you uninstall the game and reinstall, it should all work perfectly once again!

Mac users! We're really sorry if you've had problems accessing Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze over the last few days. The Mac build was "Nil by Mouth" but this has now been rectified. If you uninstall the game and reinstall, it should all work perfectly once again!

The Great War is over, the economy is booming and jazz bars are cropping up everywhere. Welcome to Roaring Twenties! The stylish and charming Miss Phryne Fisher has just returned from a jaunt in Europe to her hometown of Melbourne, Australia.

Phryne may be an heiress and a socialite, but she is also a stellar detective - as famous for flaunting the conventions of her time as she is for her gorgeous outfits and stunning sense of style. Armed with her golden pistol, razor sharp wit, and bottomless charisma, Phryne solves mysteries of every variety; kidnappings, conspiracy, and - of course- murder.

As a private detective, Phryne must frequently deal with the local constabulary - led by Detective Inspector Jack Robinson and his right-hand-man Constable Hugh Collins. Despite rocky beginnings, Jack soon comes to appreciate Miss Fisher’s Holmesian skills of observation and deduction - especially after she saves his neck more than once!

Never far from Miss Fisher’s side is Dorothy “Dot” Williams. After becoming acquainted during an investigation, Phryne is quick to notice Dot’s quiet intelligence, and offers her a place in her household but Dot is quick to prove her worth as far more than a maid.

Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze sees you join Miss Fisher and her companions as they unravel a strange case that begins with a night at the theatre gone horribly wrong and takes Phryne deep into her past - to memories she has long fought to forget, but must now confront.



Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze is a murder mystery adventure game based on the hit TV series, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, which was filmed and produced in Australia and has been broadcast in over 150 territories worldwide. The series wowed audiences around the world with its stunning sets and award-winning costumes which evoke the period in an uncommonly vivid way. It features a type of heroine often absent from games and television - an adult woman who is neither femme fatale, nor damsel, nor matron. Phryne is intelligent, cheeky and worldly - an intriguing and refreshing lead.

The Great War is over, the economy is booming and jazz bars are cropping up everywhere. Welcome to Roaring Twenties! The stylish and charming Miss Phryne Fisher has just returned from a jaunt in Europe to her hometown of Melbourne, Australia.

Phryne may be an heiress and a socialite, but she is also a stellar detective - as famous for flaunting the conventions of her time as she is for her gorgeous outfits and stunning sense of style. Armed with her golden pistol, razor sharp wit, and bottomless charisma, Phryne solves mysteries of every variety; kidnappings, conspiracy, and - of course- murder.

As a private detective, Phryne must frequently deal with the local constabulary - led by Detective Inspector Jack Robinson and his right-hand-man Constable Hugh Collins. Despite rocky beginnings, Jack soon comes to appreciate Miss Fishers Holmesian skills of observation and deduction - especially after she saves his neck more than once!

Never far from Miss Fishers side is Dorothy Dot Williams. After becoming acquainted during an investigation, Phryne is quick to notice Dots quiet intelligence, and offers her a place in her household but Dot is quick to prove her worth as far more than a maid.

Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze sees you join Miss Fisher and her companions as they unravel a strange case that begins with a night at the theatre gone horribly wrong and takes Phryne deep into her past - to memories she has long fought to forget, but must now confront.



Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze is a murder mystery adventure game based on the hit TV series, Miss Fishers Murder Mysteries, which was filmed and produced in Australia and has been broadcast in over 150 territories worldwide. The series wowed audiences around the world with its stunning sets and award-winning costumes which evoke the period in an uncommonly vivid way. It features a type of heroine often absent from games and television - an adult woman who is neither femme fatale, nor damsel, nor matron. Phryne is intelligent, cheeky and worldly - an intriguing and refreshing lead.