The game transpires entirely in front of a fireplace where you must burn items ordered from catalogues to stay warm. Based on the trailer it seems to bear World of Goo's quirky satirical spin on a ...

A new game called Little Inferno is burning up the Apple charts. But many of the fans giving it hot reviews seem unaware that it's a piece of satire, and the joke is on them. Created in collaboration ...

2D Boy released what is still arguably the best game on the WiiWare service, World of Goo. But since the release of that game four years ago the developer has been rather quiet. The game never got a ...

There’s still something entrancing, if not magical, about fire. Just like our ancestors have done for millennium, it’s easy to sit before a flame and lose yourself in the way it dances across the ...

If you've ever been on a camping trip, you might remember gathering near the campfire, enjoying the warmth as the wood burned. Occasionally, you'd drop things into the fire to see what happened. Bugs, ...

This story first appeared in Cult of Mac Magazine. Your game may be great, but languish in a cobwebbed corner of the iTunes store. That was almost the fate of Little ...

Warning: This article contains spoilers that some readers may prefer to avoid. The meaning behind Little Inferno has been explained by developer Tomorrow Corporation. Creator Kyle Gray said the ...

We have just about gotten over the chills that the cute but particularly creepy Little Inferno gave us when it was released on the Wii U back in 2012 (then the Switch in 2017). Fortunately, or ...

After some breaking news from the weather balloon we decide to throw some fans into the fireplace for the Double Fan combo. Alarm clock plus seed packet of flowers equals the Springtime combo, one of ...

Little Inferno is an unusual game. You begin sitting in front of a fireplace, and for the most part that's where you stay. Your goal; to burn all your possessions and then, when you've got nothing to ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. As a kid, setting things on fire was always an enticing taboo. Bad things can happen when open flame meets toys and household items, but so can good ...