
A unique 2D firefighting platformer from the creator of Dead Cells, featuring devastating backdrafts, exploding walls, and expected cat rescues. Battle your way through a mysterious government facility, striving to keep the blaze under control.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Sep 8 → 0.86/day in the week after.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 946reviews | 96% | — | $177.5K |
| $1.99−80% | 627ratings | 82% | — | not modelled | |
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This game is soooooo good! Pixelated fire fighting - something I never thought I would want in my life, yet I just want to keep playing. Graphics are gorgeous, gameplay is tight. There is a real challenge here too, but the developers put in the ultimately thoughtful accessibility settings with a difficulty slider. You can literally set the percentage of difficulty as you also set whether or not you want water to be more accessible. Every developer should think of how to make their game playable to all, it is important to be thoughtful, yet for the very best gamer the challenge is still real and the slider makes this game very replayable as well. For me, this is what gaming is all about, it is just really fun and this is the kind of indie title and developer I want to support. Don't sleep on this, go get it!
[h2] Инди-сюрприз ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 7,5/10 🌟[/h2] Визуал мягкий и приятный — смотреть на экран одно удовольствие. Управление отзывчивое. Множество отсылок к другим играм, которые представлены как дополнительные миссии по спасению котов. Прохождение не сильно долгое — можно за присест пройти игру. [b] Отличная игра на вечер. [/b]
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Jul 30 → 0.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Spanish - Latin America, Basque
| $9.99 |
| 132ratings |
| 96% |
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| not modelled |
| $9.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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I’ve long had a soft spot for games that simulated firefighting. Something about the putting out of fires is pleasing, similar to the itch Powerwash Simulator scratches I guess. In any case, Nuclear Blaze is here to scratch that itch too, but with a platformer vibe going on. It’s a short and sweet game, but dense with gameplay, secrets to find (cats), and a “hold my beer mode” (basically a new game plus). I loved it, no surprise it came from a dev who worked on Dead Cells.
Es un buen juego de plataformas, es bastante corto, yo lo termine en 1 hora y 30 minutos y morí bastantes veces, así que un buen jugador podría terminarlo en mucho menos tiempo, vale la pena para una o dos tardes que tengas libres El juego tiene contenido coleccionable como encontrar a los gatitos o a los SCP, además de ajustes de dificultad para hacerlo mas fácil o mas difícil, incluso tiene un modo para niños, así que todo el mundo puede disfrutar de este juego según su habilidad Una vez termina el juego desbloqueas un nuevo modo de juego donde creo que las zonas son diferentes y mas complicadas, pero no puedo opinar, porque no lo he probado Mi único problema es que el agua de la manguera es un poco impredecible a veces, tal vez apagas el fuego al instante o tal vez debas lanzar mucha mas agua, y que el movimiento es incomodo también, pero eso no le quita lo buen juego que es para lo que cuesta, en especial en ofertas
我看这小猫也是SCP收容物啊
Nuclear Blaze é um jogo de exploração e plataforma 2D sobre um bombeiro que investiga uma instalação misteriosa em um incêndio florestal. Averiguar a causa das chamas na instalação e impedir que elas se espalhassem foi uma experiência interessante que me tirou do sério algumas vezes mas me mostrou que manter o controle da situação é possível mesmo que seja difícil. O jogo é curtinho e tem uma história bem curiosa que me prendeu até o final, achei divertido de jogar. [h3][b]— Gameplay[/b][/h3] O jogo tem uma dificuldade considerável pois pra lidar com fogo requer treinamento e agilidade. Inicialmente a movimentação consiste em andar, pular e jogar água mas conforme o avanço na exploração novas habilidades são adquiridas, como se o próprio jogo fornecesse um treinamento de bombeiro pro jogador. A jogabilidade não é tão fluida pois não é possível executar vários movimentos de uma vez (por exemplo: jogar água pulando), mas acredito que seja proposital para que as mecânicas fiquem equilibradas com os desafios mantendo a dificuldade do jogo. Joguei inteiramente no controle e terminei com pouco mais de 7h mas é possível terminar em menos tempo. [h3][b]— Ambientação[/b][/h3] A arte do jogo é maravilhosa e muito bem trabalhada, a pixel art repleta de detalhes carrega todo o encanto do jogo e apreciar os todos míseros pixels existentes no cenário em busca de segredos foi uma vivência incrível. A música trás o ar de suspense que a história propõe e combinada com a arte complementa ainda mais a atmosfera de investigação misteriosa e estranha. A história de Nuclear Blaze inicia em um incêndio florestal mas as chamas vem de dentro da instalação secreta, e aí que o mistério inicia: o quê causou isso. Na exploração são encontradas cartas, relatórios, anotações e bilhetes que funcionam como pistas pra solucionar o mistério e dicas de como tratar o incêndio do ambiente, e os gatinhos tem mais papéis (literalmente) do que serem apenas fofinhos, precisa estar atento aos detalhes do ambiente encontrá-los e compreender o que os papéis têm a dizer. O fogo toma conta dos ambientes e o jogo mostra que pra manter a situação sob controle exige agilidade mas também paciência pra lidar com os problemas até resolvê-los. Nem sempre as escolha que tomaremos serão as melhores maneiras de solucionar as circunstâncias e a frustração pode ser um sentimento pertinente mas poderemos começar novamente até entender como lidar com o cenário e seguir adiante. [h3][b]— Platina[/b][/h3] As conquistas não são complexas, basta terminar o jogo no modo normal e no modo difícil que você conseguirá a platina. [b]Se você tá procurando por joguinhos curtos com histórias intrigantes e desafios eu super recomendo, pode comprar sem medo de se arrepender pois o jogo vale o preço![/b]
A short, action-packed platformer featuring SCBAs and SCPs, where personal safety comes second to saving cats.
I wasn't really aware of the story or anything before checking 'Nuclear Blaze' out, I just really liked the cover art I saw for the physical release and thought the idea of a 2D platformer where you take on the role of a firefighter was an interesting enough idea. You are a firefighter who is released in the middle of a forest taking out fires that are ablaze all throughout this mysterious building. Traversing through taking out these fires only makes the mystery stranger not just because of [b] WHO [/b] is involved, but also [b] WHAT [/b] is involved. The story was very interesting especially since I went in blind, it really is a mystery all throughout. You don't know what's going on in this military base facility with you finding redacted notes just not understanding what could be going down here. I'm not gonna spoil too much, not that you really could, but if you are into SCP sort of things I think you will like what's going on here. The gameplay is solid, a little clunky at times especially right in the beginning since you can tell something is missing in terms of abilities not in your arsenal, but starts to feel way smoother when you do find the missing links. You'll go room to room extinguishing fires all throughout this facility with your trusty hose, platforming up, down, left, right, every direction turning electricity off, turning on sprinkler systems, etc, it keeps you mostly busy. I don't have, really any complaints other than while I do think the gameplay feels way better towards the middle-end of the game it can still feel a little clunky, but only because shooting the fires with your hose isn't analog with direction. I recommend the game especially if you can get it on sale for $1 like I did. 'Nuclear Blaze' presents a mystery that while within itself isn't really unique, not that it needs to be, still presents you with unique gameplay. You'll get about 2 hours worth of gameplay if you don't replay for achievements or anything, which here feels perfect as it doesn't overstay it's welcome and pretty much ends right as you figure most of everything out.
The Overwhelmingly Positive reviews don't lie. Nuclear Blaze is a true hidden gem and a wonderfully unique, perfectly paced mix of platforming, logic, and firefighting action that feels like a Metroidvania meets Super Mario Sunshine via Burning Rangers. Well worth the price of admission.
Starts out as a fairly simple fire-based action puzzler. But you beat it once and it unlocks the real game mode called "Hold my beer" where the game really shines.
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