Kill It With Fire Review
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Posted: 4 weeks ago, last updated 2 weeks ago.
Author: @GeekDadGamer, Rich Adams and @boersc.
Overview
Kill It With Fire is a fighting game where you kill spiders. Lifting objects, looking under things and generally exploring the houses means you find spiders. The challenge is then to kill them with increasingly ridiculous weapons.
What starts as a game about killing scary insects soon becomes a game about the collateral damaged caused by this insatiable need to destroy them.
You work your way through different environments, with a specific set of objectives, tools and weapons each time. Part of the fun is the comedically timed music production. Combine this with the real-physics chaos you can cause and it's a silly game for all ages.
What starts as a game about killing scary insects soon becomes a game about the collateral damaged caused by this insatiable need to destroy them.
You work your way through different environments, with a specific set of objectives, tools and weapons each time. Part of the fun is the comedically timed music production. Combine this with the real-physics chaos you can cause and it's a silly game for all ages.
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Does not offer in-game purchases, 'loot boxes' or 'battle/season passes'.
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