Little Inferno 12+

Treat this more like an interactive epic poem than a game; gameplay is smooth and natural, and graphically satisfying. I've not had any problems crashing and have played once through completion. There's a very evocative and creepy atmosphere in this game, but ultimately it becomes a bit rote and a simple click-fest. Combos will require varying amounts of thought to put together (don't cheat!). I'll play through a couple times to see if there's any change in end-game with different pacing. I like what was attempted here, and it's very stylish and clever - but just fell short of being a cohesive and compelling game.

I rarely write reviews, however after playing this game I feel compelled to do so. Normally, I am easily bored with games because they are mass produced in cookie cutter concepts/gameplay with different names. This game had me at hello with its originallity and left me in awe that such a game was made. A little short but the idea and quality was worth it. The game developers give you the feeling that what they do is not just to get some of that capitol in our wallets, but really love what they do and its obvious in the quality of the game. The story had purpose. That is was makes it one of a kind. definately thought provoking and worth every penny.

Anyone who’s been around fire wants to put stuff in it. This is the virtual version mixed with Wren and Stimpy crossed with some Tim Burton, and a puzzle thrown in. Worth $10 at least. Thanks to the creators of this I’m not a gamer (just a bit bored) and this was a cool way to spend a few hours, and way better/cheaper, than hitting the cinema.