There Are No Ghosts at the Grand will launch in Early Access for PC via Steam and Microsoft Store in December, developer Friday Sundae announced. A full release will follow for Xbox Series and PC. A new demo will be available in October as part of Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition.
Friday Sundae also announced that the game will feature Billy Boyd of The Lord of the Rings fame as MacBrushy, a talking and singing Scottish power tool.
“MacBrushy has been a fun character to play,” Boyd said in a press release. “He’s funny, a little rude, and doesn’t mince his words! but there’s a lot more to him than it might seem at first. As the story develops, you gradually see different sides of him, and it’s clear that he has some hidden depths and maybe a few secrets too. Working with Friday Sundae, we’ve been developing MacBrushy’s voice and personality, and he’s got a song or two to sing as well, which has been fun to do in character.”
Friday Sundae co-founder and creative director Anil Glendinning added, “MacBrushy started out as a bit of a joke about Clippy, but underneath that he’s really a father figure, drawn from the different kinds of dads and father figures I knew growing up in Scotland. He can give you brilliant advice and genuinely look out for you, but he can also lose his patience and let you know when you’ve annoyed him. Billy really understood that balance. He makes MacBrushy funny, warm and occasionally infuriating, which is exactly who we wanted him to be.”
Here is an overview of the game, via Friday Sundae:
When Chris David unexpectedly inherits a dilapidated English hotel, he has exactly 30 days and 30 nights to restore the crumbling edifice before it… or something else… claims him.
Nothing is as it seems in the hotel—lurking beneath the veneer of paper and paint he applies by day, something horrible shivers and slithers in the night. Don’t believe them when they tell you that there are no ghosts at the Grand.
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