Haggis Pinball is an Australian boutique pinball manufacturer founded by Damian Hartin that gained attention for producing small-run, enthusiast-focused machines and rapidly announcing new titles to the collector market. Their debut machine, Celts, is a compact single-level playfield title that was produced and shipped to customers and is cataloged in pinball archives and player communities. The company followed Celts with the announcement of Fathom Revisited, a faithful recreation of the 1981 Bally classic offered in Classic and Mermaid editions that attracted strong interest from collectors and retro pinball fans. Despite promising designs and positive feedback on build quality, Haggis Pinball later ceased trading and appointed liquidators after failing to secure further financing, impacting ongoing production and support for its Celts and Fathom offerings. Haggis Pinball remains notable in the pinball community for its Celts release and the ambitious Fathom remake, representing boutique craftsmanship, modern takes on classic rulesets, and short-run collectible pinball machines.