Forestlight Games

Forestlight Games is an independent video game developer and publisher based in Warsaw, Poland. Established under the Forestlight name in late 2019, the studio focuses on simulation and mid-core games for PC and consoles, with additional work in arcade racing, adventure games and VR adaptations. Its activities span original development, publishing and co-publishing, alongside console and VR porting.

The company describes its approach to simulation design as “Simulator 2.0”: projects that combine familiar renovation and management mechanics with narrative themes, humor and varied gameplay. Its development services cover pre-production, production and post-launch support, while its publishing activities include project financing and production management. This combination allows Forestlight to work both on its own games and on projects developed by external creators.

Development and publishing

Forestlight’s released development and publishing credits include Party Maker, its prologue Party Maker – Farm Fest, and Dorian Morris Adventure. It also published Blind Shot and Electro Ride: The Neon Racing, the neon arcade racer developed by Sylwester Osik. These projects reflect a catalog that extends beyond simulation into adventure and arcade experiences, with different development and publishing responsibilities across individual releases.

The report identifies Farm Renovator, The Pope: Power & Sin, Lifeguard Simulator, Rollercoaster Mechanic and American Camper Simulator among its announced or developing projects. The latter expanded from the earlier Camper Flipper concept. Forestlight is also developing Lost Viking: Kingdom of Women, with Gaming Factory identified as a co-publisher, while Wedding Designer is described at demo or beta stage.

Company development

The studio emerged through the restructuring and rebranding of Inimages, an earlier corporate entity incorporated in 2017. It adopted the Forestlight identity and relocated to Warsaw in October 2019, then reorganized as a joint-stock company in 2021. PlayWay previously held a minority equity interest and sold its entire holding during 2024; the supplied research describes Forestlight as an independent operating developer and publisher following that divestment.