Little Inferno

I bought the base game (and later DLC), already knowing what to expect, as I have watched gameplays of this a longgg time ago. Still, I didn't find myself getting bored or stuck on some combo since the game doesn't punish you for wasting money on a bunch of stuff just to not be able to connect the ideas together. I think the least fun parts were regarding the planets, as they caused the most environmental damage to other items so I often had to restart some attempt at a combo as they would ruin the more fragile stuff (like glass or ice) BUT overall it wasn't that big of a bother. The given tickets or however they were called were enough to speed the game up, keep it going. I LOVED the way the environment felt, it gave off pre-apocalyptic (? I hope that's a word, english is not my native) vibes, where the world goes through an extreme weather change to the point where children's world doesn't revolve around toys or any other possessions but the desire and the will to keep themselves warm. The letters become your only source of information how it is outside, Sugar Plumps is a great character, showcasing how an obsession can lead to a crash AND how sometimes that crash is what you need to change, to move on. Of course, everyone can see the ending however they want but I like to look at it from a more hopeful/positive side. The winter is eternal in the confines of that city and to me that's a good symbolism of those, who continue living in isolated areas and families, never letting themselves know any better as to change the place you need to "burn" your past environment. I wish for everyone to find their "warmth" that they seek for, as the fireplace is not enough to sustain your desire for it. I was unsure about the other characters and their morals, but the weatherman was entertaining, plus I like d the sounds and music while you were reading the letters. Achievements-wise, it was easy BUT the DLC felt like a nothing burger so to see you have to replay the whole thing with just a single character change (when Sugar Plumps is much more interesting imo) and a whole added catalog, meaning remaking old combos and making up new ones (some were fun but again, repetitive with the old ones) I am not sure what could have been made better but this felt forced and I really only completed DLC for the achievements. Overall, base game? fascinating, great, nice mysterious world building. Simple but entertaining characters, enough hours put into to finish the game and get the ending. Not hard to gain money, even when you screw up some combos, interesting advertisement for the fireplace lol. Not very replayable though (like how the DLC disappointed me)

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Я как человек который прошёл игру на все достижения и купил DLC (тоже на все достижения) могу сказать что игра более менее хорошая бывают баги но не страшные и не серьёзные. игра сделана чтобы не было скучно рекомендую

First found out about this game when I was little watching a jacksepticeye playthrough of it and after many years I was able to play it myself. This is such a comforting game that instantly welcomes you with its charming illustrations, quirky characters, addictive gameplay, and insightful commentary about consumer culture. Loved every bit about this game and it definitely gave me a warm feeling while playing :)

Little Inferno is a Casual, Indie, Puzzle game. It's getting cold and it's snowing outside. What better way to stay warm than with your own Little Inferno Entertainment Fireplace! It's crazy to think this game is 14 years old on steam now, I haven't played this game in a while, and coming back to it now was slightly nostalgic. The Gameplay in this game is fun! Buy stuff from several different catalogues, throw them into the fireplace, set them on fire, and watch them burn away! Fun for the whole family! There are Puzzles in this game in the form of Combo's! As you progress through each of the catalogues you will begin to unlock more Combo's to solve as you play. Some are easy to solve, while others will require a bit more effort in order to complete them. Upon completion of a combo you will receive; stamps! These can be used to speed up deliveries when purchasing stuff from the catalogues. Super helpful when you are buying more expensive item with high wait times. The Story was enjoyable and unique, telling its story through the letters sent to you through the mail as you mess around with your fireplace. Towards the end of the game that it all changes, but even then it was still really good. I shall not spoil, but I really did enjoy the ending to this game for sure. Small thing to mention, but I genuinely liked listening to the music in the Catalogue section. That is all! Finally; the DLC. The Little Inferno: Ho Ho Holiday is a Christmas Themed DLC for Little Inferno. Play through the story again, but with some slight changes to characters stories, and a more Christmas Carol feel to it. Along with that, there is also a New catalogue to purchase from as you play, this one is unique as it carries Christmas themed items, however in order to unlock any of its contents you must complete and purchase any of the other Catalogues to get any use from it. But, its not terrible since you will be going through the other catalogues anyways to finish the game. There are also a ton of combos to solve in here as well, some new and old, along with a few mixed in with Christmas Themed items. One last thing, the music playing while in the Catalogue segments has a Christmas feel to it as well, it's a small, but still nice to listen to. Overall, I did enjoy this DLC, the combos are fun and creative, the story was good too. Would I recommend it? Yes, but I will mention this: it is exactly the same as the base game, with just slight changes to the story. So if you aren't really keen on playing the whole game again this might not be your cup of tea, but that's okay. Overall, I really enjoyed myself. It was fun, nostalgic, and Cozy to play. Would I recommend this game? Of Course! To anyone who hasn't played it before or enjoys Indie/puzzle games, definitely give it a try! And to those who have played it before and would like to replay it again, I'd say go for it!

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Gostei bastante de Little Inferno, a mecânica é simples e repetitiva, mas funciona muito bem e desperta a curiosidade de testar novas combinações. O jogo vai além de apenas queimar objetos e transmite uma reflexão interessante sobre consumismo e rotina. É uma experiência curta, criativa e com uma atmosfera marcante.

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