Kill It With Fire

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FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!

when i play this game i feel tingly

One of the best games on this planet for sure. The game is extremely fun and entertaining even for those with arachnophobia just like myself. If you've played the first game i HIGHLY recommend you go purchase the secound game ''KILL IT WITH FIRE! 2'' if you've anticipated or been thinking of getting the secound game for this franchise.

I am scared of spiders but in this game i'm not scared anymore because i know i can just kill them with a flamethrower :)

[table] [tr][td][b]❗Status[/b][/td][td]Main Story Completed; Not 100%[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]🎮Played On[/b][/td][td]PC Primarily (started on SteamDeck, switched after about an hour)[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]⏱️Game Length[/b][/td][td]Beat the main story in 4.6 hours. Did not explore the other modes, collectibles, or extra equipment.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]🔄Replay Value[/b][/td][td]Moderate. There are extra modes, collectibles, and equipment to mess around with beyond the main story, so players who want to squeeze more out of it have options. For me personally it feels done, though I might poke around if I have free time.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]💙Favorites[/b][/td][td]💬 Silly Low-Stakes Chaos: The core loop of finding increasingly unhinged ways to kill spiders is exactly as fun as it sounds. It does not take itself seriously and that is the right call. Weapons, upgrades, and things to find and mess around with make it more than just a one-note joke. 💬 Arachnophobia Settings: A thoughtful touch for a game literally built around spiders. Nice to see. 💬 The Omega Files: Collectible documents scattered through the game hint at some kind of lore behind the spider mutations, and the final mission especially made me wonder how much story lives in those pages. It rewards players who like to dig a little. [/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]🛠️Improvements[/b][/td][td]💭 Give the Spiders a Story: The game drops you in to kill spiders without much context for why they exist or why they are mutating. The Omega Files suggest the lore is already there. Surfacing more of it throughout the game, even in small doses, would make the chaos feel grounded in something. 💭 SteamDeck Tuning: Aiming with a controller is awkward, and the spiders move fast enough that several weapons feel difficult to use effectively without the right upgrades. The experience improved noticeably when I switched to PC. A dedicated pass on controller aiming and enemy speed balance for SteamDeck would make a difference. 💭 Bug Polish: Some spiders got stuck in the ground or garden beds and could not be drawn out by any means, blocking those encounters entirely. The end-game cutscene also played at full volume regardless of sound settings. Neither is game-breaking but both need a fix. [/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]🎯Verdict[/b][/td][td]Recommended as a silly little game, with caveats. Kill It With Fire is a short, goofy spider-slaying sandbox that does not overstay its welcome, and the core loop of finding creative ways to deal with increasingly weird spiders is fun for what it is. That said: SteamDeck controls are awkward enough that I switched to PC partway through and would not recommend the Deck version right now, a couple of bugs (stuck spiders, blown-out cutscene audio) are still worth fixing, and the game never really explains why any of this is happening. At 4.6 hours for the main story, it is best approached as exactly what it is: a quick, low-stakes chaos game. If that sounds appealing and you are playing on PC, it is worth a look, especially on sale.[/td][/tr] [/table]