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A satirical fireplace toy where you buy and burn trinkets to discover combos, wrapping biting commentary on consumerism and compulsive gaming around a surprisingly poignant ending. Made by the World of Goo team in a distinctive, darkly whimsical style.
What defines Little Inferno:
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The closest matches for Little Inferno are The Journey Down: Chapter Two, Bulb Boy and Felix the Reaper. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Little Inferno special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
90 %
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A humorous point-and-click adventure with a striking African-Caribbean-inspired look, where Bwana and friends solve puzzles in the foggy port town of Port Artue while uncovering a conspiracy.
90 % −90 %Lots of humour
A short, quirky point-and-click adventure where a boy with a light bulb for a head explores his monster-infested home. Puzzles, macabre humor and a grotesque cartoon look define the experience.
90 % 9.99 €
Lots of humour
You play Felix, a dancing Grim Reaper who manipulates light and shadows to find paths and cause deaths on schedule while wooing the maiden Betty. A quirky shadow puzzler with strong style, dark humor and a groovy soundtrack.
89 % 11.99 €
Cosy, great for unwinding
You play a hole in the ground that keeps growing as it swallows trash, furniture, critters and eventually whole houses. It's a short, relaxed physics puzzler with pastel low-poly visuals and dry humor about raccoons and delivery apps.
89 % 19.99 €
Lots of humour
A quirky point-and-click adventure where you guide the shattered Mr. Coo through surreal, hand-animated worlds. Absurd humor and offbeat puzzles take centre stage.
89 % −60 %Distinctive, stylised art style
Telltale's puzzle adventure, drawn in Graham Annable's distinctive sketchy style, sends FBI puzzle investigator Nelson Tethers back to eerie Scoggins. Logic brainteasers drive a quirky, unsettling mystery full of deadpan humor.
89 % free
Lots of humour
An episodic noir point-and-click adventure in which a young girl and her grumpy teddy-bear detective investigate her brother's disappearance. Its black-and-white noir look, dry humor and clue-based puzzles set it apart.
88 % 9.75 €
Cosy, great for unwinding
You play a washed-up duck detective who gathers clues, pieces together deductions and cracks a quirky case about a stolen salami. Short, charming and full of wordplay.
88 % −25 %Lots of humour
A satirical point-and-click adventure built entirely from Renaissance paintings. Bawdy Rabelaisian humour and clever puzzles drive the journey through this absurd painted world.
87 % 13.99 €
Cosy, great for unwinding
You assemble classic tales by placing characters and settings into comic panels to match a given story premise, experimenting with how events unfold. A charming, relaxed puzzler with clever humor and a warm storybook look.