Little Inferno

I bought this game purely from the amazing reviews. I was bored halfway through because the game is so repetitive, there is nothing new or exciting added. I finished it because I didn’t want to feel like I wasted my money, but was left feeling that way anyway. I believe your money is best spent elsewhere if you like actual puzzling games. I read reviews saying that they still thought about the game after finishing it and I completely disagree. This game is cute if you have money to waste, but if you’re on a budget, do not buy it. I also experienced frequent crashing.

the game keeps crashing and when I restart if I for example I had used all of my coins to buy things and it was burning, but I had not yet collected my coins, everything would be gone - I have basically had to start from scratch (with like 12 or 15 coins) and build back up a few times now - VERY disappointed...

thats pretty much all ican say about this game. One of the best games i have ever played!

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.

If you liked World of Goo, as I did, and expect Little Inferno to be of the same level of quality, you will be terribly disappointed. Although the graphical style and music is reminiscent of World of Goo, the game play in Little Inferno is boring and stupid. The game description given by the developers is unfortunately, accurate. You buy things and throw them in a fireplace to burn. That’s it—seriously. Some of the objects explode, some simply burn. You get your money back as they burn, so you can buy more stuff to burn. There is a list of 99 combinations of objects, where, if you burn them together, you get tickets that make the game go faster. You want this game to go faster—so that you can finish it. There is a dumb backstory about the world getting colder, told via little multipage letters. Supposedly this is why you are burning things. You have to click to read each page of the letters, most of which have only a few words on them. Lots of pointless mouse clicking in this game. In the end, the backstory is irrelevant to game play. When you finally burn everything up, I suggest exiting the game immediately. There is a 15 minute post-game “story” which is an absolute waste of time. Lots more clicking, with no payoff. You just end up watching the credits. I cannot understand how this game was rated “Editors’ Choice.” World of Goo is still on my computer, and it is a game I will play again someday. No one will ever want to play Little Inferno twice.

So you could continue your progress from the iOS version.

i downloaded little inferno i loved it on the wii u so i bought it for mac and i have to quadruple click the mouse to get any thing to select or run poease fix unstable as a

why was my child burning a bus full of kids? please take out the sick, cruel, gruesome violence.

Why continue to offer a game that crashes right out of the gate? I paid my money, started it up and that was it. I had to force quit my computer. I gave it 3 tries and nadda. What a waste of time, equipment, and money.

Seriously? $10? This is a complete waste of your time. There is no challenge… no thought… blindingly pointless. I’m actually shocked that it was recommended by the App Store. I will be much more wary of their recommendations in the future.