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About This Game Now you’re playing with fire!Blending top down ‘squirt ‘em-up’ action with Roguelike RPG mechanics, Flame Over features fast-paced fire-fighting thrills, randomly generated levels and 4 deadly game zones.Guide fire-fighting hero, Blaze Carruthers, in a race against time and near-certain death! Squirt, splash and spray your way through all 16 floors of the deadly Infernal Industries building, combating ferocious fires in a red-hot adventure that changes every time.This game is ON FIRE!•It Burns! - Fight against a deadly dynamic fire system that spreads realistically.•Shop ‘til you Drop! - Find hidden items, equip powerups and upgrade Blaze to survive.•Be a Hero! - Rescue panicking people and cutesy cats to stay alive.•Never-Ending Emergency! - Thousands of room variations and secrets will keep you fired up… forever! a09c17d780 Title: Flame OverGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Laughing Jackal LTDPublisher:Ghostlight LTDRelease Date: 28 May, 2015 Flame Over Download Under 1gb flame over circle pictogram represents. saint with flame over head. in flames torrent discography. start over flame ft nf free mp3 download. flame over steam. retro flame over the knee boots. flame over ps4 trophy guide. flame over ps4. flame over gameplay. in flames battles free download. flame over download. flame kaiser in hindi cartoon. flame over meet the devil. in flames voices download. flame over india. in flames discografia rar. flame over circle. flame over a circle. in flames free mp3. flame over circle hazard symbol. over ventilated flame. flame start over with lyrics Really fun addictive game, challenging but that is part of the fun, allround well made and presented game.. Some great things in here and can be good fun but I really don't like how the timer is shared between levels and some decisions behind certain mechanics. Ends up being more frustrating a few levels in than anything. Levels are also randomly generated and end up feeling pretty same-y quite early on.. This game's novel approach to difficulty makes it unusually engaging. This is not a game you will sit down and complete in a single game. Make no mistake, this game is CHALLENGING and you will fail, repeatedly. But nor is this game inordinately punishing in the vein of an actual roguelike such as NetHack. A large part of the progression comes in terms of your own personal skill and strategy, which will develop over multiple play-throughs.There aren't many games about firefighting, and this one does it in comic, challenging style. It deserves more players.. This game's novel approach to difficulty makes it unusually engaging. This is not a game you will sit down and complete in a single game. Make no mistake, this game is CHALLENGING and you will fail, repeatedly. But nor is this game inordinately punishing in the vein of an actual roguelike such as NetHack. A large part of the progression comes in terms of your own personal skill and strategy, which will develop over multiple play-throughs.There aren't many games about firefighting, and this one does it in comic, challenging style. It deserves more players.. Let's just get this out of the way right now: I love this game.There is something about roguelikes that I love. Except almost all of them try to be copycat versions of another game. Rarely does a game try to actually do something unique! So what makes Flame Over so different? Is it because you're slogging through a dungeon\/space station fighting enemies, drinking potions that you aren't sure could kill you? No. Nothing like that. You're fighting an enemy. That enemy is fire. Electrical fires and regular fires. There are flame overs as well as fire that spit out embers which can set other things alight! You're a fireman aptly named Blaze. The game takes place at Infernal Industries. There are 4 levels with each level containing 4 different segments. These are procedurally generated floors consisten of cooridors and room setpieces. The fire is random. Some rooms are ablaze with several people in them.You try to rescue people, and cats. There is also Miss Ion who won't leave until you do some task for her. She lost her purse, she needs you to find and post the secret documents, she needs to to enter the vault and secure the valuables, or she needs you to back up the servers. There are other things, but I won't spoil that here. You can level up, Blaze, by completing these tasks. You are awarded some coin as well to purchase upgrades. People give you bonus time and cats give you bonus hearts. There is also a shop where you can buy temporary upgrades. Perhaps the best ones are the super hose and the large water tank. So what makes this game so fun? There is just something enjoyable about putting out fires. It isn't so much that I feel like I'm helping people or the cats that are in the building. It's just that it changes every time. This doesn't get old. No fire is the same. I have played lots of Roguelike games that tend to do the same thing as the others, this doesn't do that. Of course, it isn't a perfect game. Like most roguelikes you get good runs and terrible runs. Sometimes you'll run out of time, others, you'll have more than enough time and this is needed for the later levels. If you die and manage to get back to the level that you died, you can regain your old items. Of course, this doesn't apply if you select a level that you died on. Sometimes you don't get the chance to save people. A fire will spit some embers or a flame over will happen and they die instantly. Unless you have a resucitate them, they remain down, once they are dead you lose 10 seconds. This is somewhat unfair since there is no way to get items other than the random shop. You can find extra time and money though. Also, when you run out of time Death will chase you around the map. Which is a bit funny. You can actually manage to drive death away if you can get people through the fire exit. There are some things that I would love to see in this game. I would love to see an infinite mode where the time limit is removed. Also a time trial mode to see how many rooms you can clear in a given time. I would like to see more variety in the people you rescue, more women for instance. I think that the upgrade system needs a little tweaking as I was easily able to max everything out after just a few runs. Not necessarily just make things more difficult, but add a few more perks. Maybe this is something that can be made in the sequel? There are a few other suggestions. For example with the electrical fires. You have to flip the main breaker to remove power, however, this doesn't change any of the lighting nor does it remove power from the servers that you're supposed to back up. These aren't major issues however. Perhaps once the fire is out the timer can stop? Sometimes you'll clear the map and be at the farthest point from the door. Having rescued everyone already, you have to trudge across the map to clear the level. One other very minor complaint is that the game doesn't constrain the mouse to the window on a multi-screen setup. In fullscreen, this makes it possible to glitch the game out by accidentally clicking outside of the window and then the renderer gets confused\/broken. A save and resume would be nice as sometimes if you're having a really good run, you need to take a break and it would be great if you could just resume at the same "level" that you were. The music is catchy and jazzy if a bit repetetive, however, it does get different mixes depending on the level that you're on it also speeds up in the same way that Super Mario Bros. did when you were running out of time. Overall the sound is good. It would be nice if maybe the people could cough more than once after initially entering a room. Also the cat makes no sound to let you know it's there. There is a strange music levels problem from when you are in the main screen to when you play a game. In game it is much louder than in the main screen. You can turn off the sound of the coins and the feet. There are a good number of items hearts, stopwatches, hoses, water tanks, extinguishers, axes, masks, night vision goggles, and other things that can help you through your task.The camera is funky, but works. You can rotate it with the middle mouse, if there is a key to set it back to default, I haven't found it. It would have been nice to just have a hotbar for the various power ups and then we could use the number keys to activate them.Fully rebindable keys is a nice thing to have although the defaults are just fine.In closing, I have very little negative things to say about this game. The game even provides advice: Don't rush it. Take it one room and cooridor at a time. I haven't mentioned the graphics, but it's very cute. Laughin Jackal, You done good!. Awesome, unique, fun, and way too hard. Prepare to be frustrated.- Controls - Great- Game Play - Great - Music - Phenomenal- Difficulty - Way to hard. i liked it but however game is hard but i wished devleopers added a diffuity levels - easy to hard - its would be brillant option