I cannot wait for this game! I unfortunately did not preorder it, so I haven't been able to try out the beta. But, from what I've heard said about it, it sounds like it will be great! (I've also heard good things about the soundtrack!)

I had been a little curious, as all I had heard so far was that it would be controlled via Wiimotes; no word on the gamepad. However, I just read today here, from Kyle Gabler, that it will in fact use the gamepad:

I think multiplayer would be a great fit for this game!

Also, Kyle said to be on the lookout for a new trailer later this week.

Anyone else just as excited for this? And, also, are you going to get it for Wii U or for PC?

Cant wait what 2D Boy has in store. Hopefully there will something awesome about getting the Wii U version. Like you can use the Wii U Pro Controller or something. I hevent even seen the gameplay and I already know I want this to be the 1st thing I download from the Wii U Eshop

I have absolutely no idea what the game really is. It's hard for me to be estatic, yet I know it will probably be amazing. I look forward to figuring out what the game will somewhat play like.

We need gameplay videos...this is pretty much the only launch title that interests me for the Wii U.

We already have a good idea, of how it will play; you burn stuff and see what happens! (Well, that's the jist of it, at least!)

I, actually, would rather not watch any gameplay videos. I want to experience it the way it was intended to be experienced: jumping in and figuring it out for yourself. I probably already know too much about it!

Also, I forgot, I'm getting this for PC!

I saw gameplay images in Nintendo Power. All you do is burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, BURN, BURN, BURN, BURN, BURN, BURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I kinda want to though, because all I know is that its pretty much a fireplace simulator where you burn whatever. It's not like the trailer would show you EVERYTHING if it was gameplay one. But I kinda wanna know how this whole game works out.

Don't worry, I'm just as excited. Also, this is the third thread for this game so far, but that's OK because Little Inferno deserves three threads.

Also, there is a very HUGE variety of things to burn. One thing that caught my eye was a small tree in a pot that was all 8-Bit like something out of the NES era, it even stated having the Ducks from Duck Hunt fly around it. But alas, like everything else, it was burned.

Gameplay footage should never be shown on the internet. I love the idea of a company going out of their way to keeping their game as much of a secret as possible in order to actually surprise everyone. I'm excited.

Sounds similar to what Crashmo is to Pushmo except far less linear.

If this reaches the same brilliance as World of Goo (which would be way too difficult a task) then I will plunk my money down on a Wii U for this game.

If not, that's to be expected.

From what I've heard, it's not a good idea to compare it to World of Goo. They're completely different; the atmosphere, the story, the gameplay, everything. Only the art style is the same, and that's because Kyle Gabler also did the artwork for World of Goo. That's the only connection.

Regardless, since it's the same guys making it, I'm really looking forward to this game!

It's really not the same guys...

But it sort of is... So it's a safe bet if he liked World of Goo, he will like this game.

Little Inferno also reminds me a bit of this, which is just a fire simulator. I've had quite a bit of fun with it, but all you can do is burn wood. Since I liked this so much, I'm sure I'll like a similar thing that allows me to burn lots of stuff, rather than just wood!

Got an extra birthday present yesterday, a new Little Inferno trailer came out on my birthday!

They did a great job, they managed to make a gameplay trailer without revealing too much!

Looks great! Looks like this is gonna be one of those games that can be played on the gamepad without the TV!

Anyone else playing this at the moment? I'm 40 minutes in and I've gotten to the third catalog. If the game has as much charm by the end of it as it did in World of Goo, then I'd say $15 was a fine investment on this.

It is!

Also, the ending is so effed up. Hope you all enjoy it as much as I did