The Ghost Master

The Ghost Master is RIFF Studio's game about managing a Thai exorcist school. Players manage people and premises, accept client jobs, and send teams into supernatural mysteries in Bangkok. Sorn Pete Baanpayak, who shared it, describes a mix of management, role-playing, solving cases, and reading Thai ghost legends.

Starting from the wooden house and the first work of the office

At the start of the game, choose a sect name, select a master and a manager. Before entering the wooden house that needs to be gradually managed, the tutorial scene displays a Level 1 sect with 5,000 starting funds and recommends taking online work via computer as the first job. The bottom menu separates work, team, shop, warehouse, and quests, allowing access from the sect scene.

The website guide explains that the people in the office work, eat, and sleep on their own. Players must provide stoves, beds, and utensils, then choose jobs that match the team's skills. Completing quests and upgrading items helps the office advance to the next level.

Work outside the office and choose your own path.

The system recommended by the website covers exploring Bangkok maps, solving puzzles, rolling dice, and forming teams to fight ghosts. Locations include piers, construction sites, and abandoned amusement parks. Choices regarding merit, demerit, and faith will affect the story that unfolds.

Within the office, there are interpersonal relationships between characters that require attention through conversation and gift-giving; players must therefore divide their attention between income from work, team readiness, and matters concerning those living together.

Things to know before starting to play

The game is in Alpha version, and the website warns that saves may be reset. You can play without logging in, but saves are stored only on the specific device and browser. Changing browsers or clearing data may cause your previous save to be lost. The game is designed for horizontal screen orientation, and the developer recommends opening it directly in a browser rather than through the Facebook or LINE app.

Creators and Origins

RIFF Studio · Posted by Sorn Pete Baanpayak · Play on the web · Screenshot during the lesson, taken on October 9, 2026.