Some people don't want that from a game, i understand that. You can also see it as a story of hope, a kick in the a** if you will. An epic interactive story which makes you think and question the way games are played nowadays and how big corporations try everything to pull as much money as possible out of your pocket. It's true, it's not really a game, it's a statement. And never has a game managed to make me question myself and the whole gaming world as much as in the final few minutes of this game. But then the ending came (after about 3-4 hours). It's a lot of fun playing around with the mechanics. It's I admit, I expected a very smart puzzle game and what i got was a very casual sandbox and i still liked it. I admit, I expected a very smart puzzle game and what i got was a very casual sandbox and i still liked it. But despite all of this game's little flaws, even for that much money I have got WAY more enjoyment out of it than your average generic and brown shooter that costs three times as much, And especially seeing as the price has dropped, I would highly recommend this game. I can see why people thought that £12 was a waste of money for this, as it only really takes about three to four hours to complete. As for the cost, on Steam it has almost halved since the release, now costing £6.99. The story I won't spoil but trust me, it is very very good. I actually have some of the OST in my music playlist.
#Little inferno metacritic full#
But there are never really enough of them so you will end up running out a lot and having to wait the full delivery time. There are express delivery tokens which each take about thirty seconds off the delivery time of a single item, that you can get from completing combos and sometimes from burning items.
It's not too bad in the beginning when they only take about five seconds to arrive, but for the last items near the end of the game you have to wait around five minutes, which is absurd. What I don't like is that you have to WAIT for the items to be delivered. There are combos to achieve and many items have unique effects when burnt, so that side of the game is surprisingly fun. The gameplay is based around burning items, which drop "Tomorrow Bucks" so that you can buy more things to burn. Much like Portal 2, it's one of those games where the experience will stick with you for a very long time. I liken it to Portal 2 in that I personally found the puzzles tedious to traverse, but it was well worth getting through them to see the epic bits of the story in between. The story and ending MORE than make up for it though. Much like Portal 2, it's one of those games where the experience will stick with you for a Yes, it's a short game with somewhat monotonous gameplay, yadda yadda. Yes, it's a short game with somewhat monotonous gameplay, yadda yadda.
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