With the Wii U launch just days away in North America, Tomorrow Corporation has released a new trailer for its upcoming Wii U eShop title Little Inferno.
This bizarre new title from Kyle Gabler (World of Goo) and Kyle Gray (Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure) provides the player with an "entertainment fireplace". Players burn everything from toys to nuclear devices (please don't attempt the latter at home, kids) in an effort to keep warm in a world that keeps getting colder and colder.
In addition to releasing the new trailer, Tomorrow Corporation also announced that the game has now been translated into French, German, Spanish and Dutch, although the North American version will only contain English at launch. An update will be released shortly after to rectify this.
If this latest trailer has got your fire burning, then you should check out our recent preview. We got our hands on a pre-release build of the game and it looks like it's shaping up very nicely.
The game releases on the Wii U eShop on 18th November. A European release date has not yet been confirmed.
[source tomorrowcorporation.com]
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This game looks both fun and disturbing.
Definitely downloading this, most likely on launch day.
Am I playing this yet?
I want this game soooooooooooooooooooo bad.
Whoa, it's giving me those same chills I got from World of Goo at times. I really ought to finish that one...
@Pikminsi It's disturbingly fun! Really looking forward to this game.
This game is perfect for pyro maniacs. I'm looking forward to it.
HYPE MODE ENGAGED
i still dont get it!
Yup, gameplay trailer it looks like, I was right. Hopefully I'll be able to get this next week.
Wtf did I just watch?
So awesome.
Definitely buying it the moment it hits the Australian/European eShop.
It's little inferno, it's little inferno just for meeeeeeeee.
Still I wonder.. WHAT DO YOU DO?! I love the atmosphere of the game, and world of goo proved tons of fun, but I still don't get the game mechanics of this..
Its certainly unique,I'll give it that.What a box of surprises the Wii U is going to be on launch day,these Eshop titles could end up being better than a lot of the launch titles.Cant wait for the reviews to start coming out,there's so many to get through but never thought the first review on IGN would have been Ninja Gaiden.
This will definitely be my first e-shop game along with Trine 2.
It's it's...i just love it.
It's been getting very very very cold in my town and Wii U will release in just a few more days. This game will be perfect for the coming winter.
I'm really interested in seeing people's interpretation of the art behind this game once it is released.
It makes me wonder if it is supposed be a reflection of the games industry (or just consumerism in general) and how we just buy stuff only to "burn" right through it in order to get the next latest and greatest thing.
This now presents more questions since when I watched the original trailer.
Still I wonder.. WHAT DO YOU DO?!
You burn things.
Don't look any deeper than that.
I'll have to look into getting this one.
This looks pretty awesome.
Just hope when I open my WiiU that it's ready and waiting on the European eshop!
This game looks very bizarre but its certainly interesting.
What I just commented about gaijin holds true here. World of Goo was amazing especially on the Wii but who knows if they can top that.
"Man I can't wait for more gaijin games. The bit trip games were phenomenal.
However I am concerned that it will be one day like Rare... You know a company starts with great ideas and in the end becomes crap sort of like Grisham with books, ER with too many seasons or Christopher Nolan in films - you do amazing stuff and end up with the latest Batman action crap. You never know with sequels or once you keep doing more of the same."
@fivedigitlp I doubt that there this hidden socialist communist nonsense in the game. It presents in my view a bleak future where people do what they can to survive. The toys are oblivious to the apocalypse and have scientience and self awareness like goo balls.
@Tantan: Having played through the game twice, I can say that @FiveDigitLP has a perfectly valid reading of Little Inferno.
So do you.
It's wide open to interpretation, and I agree that it will be interesting to read those interpretations when the game launches.
Cool rated T
Looks a lot like World of goo, graphics-wise! Could be a cool (or should I say hot) game! Looking forward to it!
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