Little Inferno

Little Inferno Reviews – Page 5

4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Little Inferno for iPhone.
Little Inferno is paid iOS app published by Experimental Gameplay Group

Amazing

Fatmanthefirst

I absolutely loved this game it is amazing the only thing I don't like is the waiting but other then that amazing

Good but

Super1234123

Needs more things more things to get to do and alot more and fix lag

Fantastic

DURPEDY180

I remember playing this game a while after it came out, and it was an absolutely phenomenal experience. I've just replayed it after many years, and now I've realised why I still haven't deleted this game yet. One of the first games that got me into gaming. Wonderful.

It lags so much

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I have an iPhone 7 plus, and when I light something on fire it lags to all hell

Refund

-Jøsh dün-

The game is good and all but I deleted it within 24 hours and I would love a refund.

Serious lag issue

Bobbo!!!

This game is great. I've actually paid for it twice, but on my iphone 7plus there is some pretty serious lag. I've seen other lag complaints as well. 3 stars because that really detracts from this game and its not free.

WARNING Don't buy for Iphone7

Starving mg

I have read multiple reviews and every has the same complaint this game is nearly unplayable with the extremely lag and frozen screen after a animation begins which is every second . It's INCOMPATIBLE for the iphone7

Amazing!

Sydney ??❤️

This is a very entertaining game, it is totally worth buying!

Phenomenal

Poopuser 10

This game is so great! I never thought I'd be able to cry about losing a character10/10

Fantastic, and original

$wwaagg

This game, quite simply, is about burning things. And I does like that normally would make for a very boring video game, but you guys truly made something special with little inferno. Good story, great graphics, and an idea nobody had ever tried before all came together to make this brilliant game, with a message that the world needs to hear. My one suggestion is that you add a catalog or two, and make the the game after beating it a little more interesting. (I have a few ideas already, and if you want them, I will put them in a revised review. These are good across all platforms.)