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• gamedeal user

  Apr 11, 2015

  I am writing this short overview to make it a bit more clear on how short the game really is. Most of the reviewers here tell that the game is short and one mentions that it is around 6 hours short... I understand that every player's time may vary, but this number seems too overexaggerated. It took me personally 2 hours exactly to complete the game without using any hints. I didn't go out of my way to find all the collectibles (coins), but I managed to find 17 out of 30 in those 2 hours I spend with that game. 100% completion would be possible in 3 hours most. Otherwise, I loved the game a lot. Reminded me of Gobliiins. Except that the latter was much more difficult and required much more time to complete... NB! My in-game time record is way off because I left the game running for some time without actually playing it.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 11, 2015

  For a Daedelic game I was quite dissapointed. The artwork is really fun, and the soundtrack is good, but some of the puzzles are quite abstract, I would often look at an object and not know what it is, leading to random clicking to find out where to go or what to do. It felt as if they tried to save time developing multiple language packs so they just invented stuff. The videos make it look better than it is. As others have mentioned the game is also really short (I would recommend getting it on sale).
• gamedeal user

  Jun 27, 2017

  Fun point and click adventure with not to hard riddles. Another great Daedalic game.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 20, 2022

  This is not so much a Point & Click Adventure game as an Adventure Puzzle game. You progress through levels, there's no real dialogue, and there isn't really an inventory since you carry one thing at a time except for one inventory puzzle where you combine inventory items then still end up with really only one object you can carry. This is much more of a puzzle game with a loose story of you (Ungh) searching for fire after being kicked out of your villager for letting the previous village fire die. This game is very reminiscent of a 90's game series by Sierra called Gobliiins. Your character goes around the screen on the level interacting with various things and when done in the right order you can solve the puzzle and progress to the next level. The puzzles range from easy to moderate to solve, most are on the easy side with only a few being more confusing or complex. There's little direction, but things are intuitive enough that you'll find you don't really need them. The game is styled to be a bit crude and that's directly in line with presenting the underdeveloped sense of being a caveman. He's somewhat juvenile and crude in nature (as well as his visual representation). For example he laughs at a guy being hit by and burnt to ash by a lightning bolt. There's a frog's anus that you plug up, you manipulate the insides of a dinosaur, etc... I saw these as repesntative of the simple, crude, juvenile behaviour we represent as being stone aged and characteristic of cave men. As such, I thought they were a little gross, but fitting and even funny when taken in the context. This game is pretty short, it's around 2-3 hours to playthough a little longer if you need to replay though the levels to get missing achievements and collectibles. I though there were a reasonble mix of achievements with some being progression/level/story unlocked wioth some requiring specific actions or actions performed in a specific order. I don't think it's worth the full price of $10, but if you see it on sale and enjoy solving situational type puzzles you may want to give it a try.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 12, 2016

  A cute game, with lovely music and adorable graphics. Unfortunately, its presentation is very misleading: this is not an easy, casual point-and-click. As others have commented, some puzzles are quite difficult, and not in a satisfying way: there is no "a ha" moment in which you realize the meaning of a clever clue. The puzzles are just obtuse. I can't see a child playing this on their own and "getting" it. Even playing with an adult will result in the unpleasant realization that their adult is stupid. It might even be worse if they see the adult rage quit. :( I'm also very annoyed with a bug that won't let me get the final achievement. I worked hard to get all the coins, but the last one is just impossible to get. I followed the video walkthroughs, but cannot replicate them. And, it's short. The game would have been much more fun with more content and more straightforward puzzles. But I'd like to thank the developers for supporting Linux!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 10, 2015

  Fire is an interesting presented puzzle game that won't be for everyone, but it's good for a laid back and not stressful experience. The Puzzles aren't that hard and are more about trying combinations until you find the right one at times, but it does a good job in presentation and has a unique atmosphere around it. It does lack a knockout blow in terms of the experience, but it's decent never the less. Not for everyone. +: -Visuals work, especially when portraying emotion. -Good use of sound here and there and in various moments. -Good for those who don't want stress in a puzzle game. -See a game that would be good for problem solving for younger children. -: -Too little in terms of “failure”. No addition objects that don't really do anything to confuse the player, which means the solution will be straight forward. -Not hard. Puzzles are straight forward most of the time. Just takes time to find. For same gameplay and more first Impressions: http://youtu.be/a_XS4gtc3W0
• gamedeal user

  Feb 1, 2021

  Short but fun point-n-click puzzler/adventure in which you must retrieve fire for your (presumably stone-age) tribe. Cartoony graphics & a mellow soundtrack add to the game's immersion. Beware tho' - some of the solutions are not exactly 'logical' - or not at first-glance that obvious. And do make sure that you collect ALL THREE COINS before you exit each of the ten levels - although the game does allow one to return & collect errant coins individually, without having to completely re-do the level, which is nice...
• gamedeal user

  Apr 11, 2015

  This game is not for adults. If you're an adult, there is barely 2 hours worth of content. It is a well made game however. It's for the most part clear what you're supposed to do, even without any intelligible dialogues. I'd recommend it [b]for your kids[/b].
• gamedeal user

  Feb 15, 2019

  A tedious point & click game which isn't anywhere near as much fun as it looks. A lot of instances require going back and forth across screens in unimaginative "fetch" puzzles. While there aren't many illogical solutions, often an item you need to interact with is found only by moving the pointer around the screen until it changes shape. And the hidden coins are often so well hidden that they're impossible to find without referring to a guide. Even then a few of them aren't hidden at all and just require extremely time-consuming activities that are no fun whatsoever, to earn them. There are so many other point & click's on Steam more worthy of your time and money.
• gamedeal user

  May 24, 2015

  This game was quite fun! The graphics and the story are both funny, and the controls are great. The game consists of a series of levels where you solve independent puzzles in a relatively small area. This makes the game relatively easy. That said, each level has a unique style of puzzles which is certainly interesting. The reason I am not recommending the game however is not that the game is bad, on the contrary, it's an excellent game. It's just that it's too short for its price. If you have noticed play time of reviewers, barely anyone has played above 5 hours. A game like this, where once finished, there is not much any point for replay, 10 euros is too high. That said, if you see this game in a sale where you could buy it for 2~3 euros, by all means, buy it! It's short, but fun. Personally, this game could have become one of my favorites, because with every level you have a different style of puzzles, only if it were substantially longer so it wouldn't be just a game you played for a couple hours and forgot about.