Welcome to your brand new Little Inferno Entertainment Fireplace! This isn't your typical game; it's an adventure that unfolds almost entirely in front of a cozy fireplace.

The core gameplay loop is simple yet captivating: throw objects into your fire and watch them burn, interact, and transform. From flaming logs and screaming robots to credit cards, batteries, exploding fish, unstable nuclear devices, and even tiny galaxies, the variety of items you can incinerate is immense and often hilariously absurd.

Developed by Tomorrow Corporation, the minds behind acclaimed titles like World of Goo and Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure, Little Inferno offers a unique experience. It's a 100% indie creation, built by a small team with no external funding or publishers, ensuring a pure, unadulterated vision.

The game encourages you to look up, out of the chimney, and contemplate the cold world beyond the warmth of your hearth. It's a surprisingly deep experience wrapped in a charmingly destructive package.

Overview

Little Inferno is a casual indie adventure game where players interact with a fireplace, burning a variety of objects to discover their burning properties and unlock new items. The game is set in a world experiencing a severe cold snap, and the fireplace is the player's primary source of warmth and entertainment. As you burn items, they react in unique ways, sometimes triggering chain reactions or revealing new objects to throw into the flames. The narrative subtly explores themes of consumerism and the consequences of unchecked desires, all viewed from the perspective of a warm room.

Highlights

  • Unique Fireplace Gameplay: Burn a vast array of objects, from mundane items to fantastical devices, and witness their fiery transformations and interactions.
  • Indie Purity: Developed by Tomorrow Corporation, a small, independent team known for creative and engaging titles.
  • Cozy Yet Destructive: Offers a relaxing, single-player experience centered around a fireplace, with a darkly humorous and satirical undertone.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy casual, puzzle-like experiences with a touch of dark humor and satire. If you appreciate unique game mechanics, charming indie development, and a game that doesn't overstay its welcome, Little Inferno is a delightful choice. It's also great for those looking for a short, engaging single-player adventure.

Game Info

Little Inferno was released on November 19, 2012, and is available as a paid title on Steam. It supports single-player gameplay and features Steam Achievements, Trading Cards, and Cloud saves. The game is available in multiple languages, including English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.