Despite some tedious missions, overall this game is an incredibly fun, chaotic, and limitless sandbox.

Ended with a bang by mixing up the usual formula and adding twists, both in gameplay and story.

Somewhat narrow in its storytelling and world-building, but it's very successful in creating a fun, tight, satisfying platforming experience

A biography thoughtfully colorfully brought to life, but at times feels more like a school lesson than like an immersive experience.

A stylish, freeing game with a distinctive humor and personality, although the platforming and movement doesn't always feel as ideal.

Interesting and at times challenging escape room adventure, although its "poop joke" humor and sub-par voice-acting detract from that.

A terrifying but very real dive into a family's worst nightmare - despite its realism, it's perhaps less eerie and atmospheric in its style.

Despite some slight limitations, Kill It With Fire gives you freedom and interesting goals along your journey of destruction.

Presents a very fun, unusual perspective of game but the Enhanced Edition could have done more to make the gameplay less finicky.

An excellent combination of the bizarre environments of the previous games combined with more "game" aspects that made it more interactive

A solitary but welcome escape to the great outdoors, or at least the best substitute for it, giving you freedom to spend your time exploring

Incredibly twisty and fun puzzle-solving that challenges the way you use perspective, although the narrative turns out to be fairly generic.

Silly, short mystery adventure very worth playing for the characters, dialogue, and protagonist.

A series of fetch quests and silly interactions with some interesting characters, a short but welcoming intro to the series.