Little Inferno

I got this game because the reviews were great and one of the creators of "World of Goo" worked on it. Credit where credit's due, the visuals are great, especially the masterfully crafted fire effects. The gameplay, on the other hand, gets stale and tedious quickly. You buy toys, burn them, and use the resulting coins to buy more toys and burn those. You find "combos" by burning certain items together, and all you have to go off of are the combo titles and the items you unlocked, so you need to do a lot of trial-and-error and waiting to get all of them. There's a story, but it's bare-bones and told through letters, which the player has to do a lot of tedious toy-burning to get. That Kyle Gabler charm wore off quickly, and I got so bored of the game after a while that I just looked up all the remaining combos and speedran getting them so I could finish the game as soon as possible. [spoiler]The game's second act was a refreshing change of pace, but all things considered, it was just a mediocre adventure game at best, and a miniature "art game" at worst.[/spoiler] Play World of Goo instead.

I don't get the hype for this game. It is SOOOO boring. It might be good for small children but literally all you do is buy toys and burn them. You try to match them up to get combos. but that is ALL there is to it. I kept waiting for it to change or for something to happen, but it never did. I gave it one hour and then deleted it. Very cool art and sound but there is NO game here. I can see a 5 year old maybe liking this. Sorry to the thousands that like it...I just don't get it.

Ce jeu est hyper addictif, drôle... et on se surprend à s'attacher aux petites missives de la voisine (qu'on se fait un plaisir de brûler ensuite). C'est fun et on peut y passer des heures sans même s'en apercevoir !

esse joguinho é muito satisfatório, fiz questão de platinar bjssss da sugarplumps

peak

Entertaining mechanic, paired with wonderful presentation. The game has a vibe that now feels dated, or overused, but back then wasn't, and it is done at top level here. So many small details give the game personality and life, it is unusual to find on a small game like this one.

ı rarely make negative reviews and unfortunately this is one of those times. This is a game I've known since I was smaller and I had liked watching it back then so I bought it. It's a cool game, but it eventually gets repetitive and doesn't offer much playtime even if you 100% the game. It's cheap game but still I don't think it's worth its price.