Others are down-right tricky little buggers, like Generations. Some combos you are less obvious like Medicated Midlife, where you need to look for those words in the product title or description to tip you off. They have literal combos like Catfish, where you can easily assume that you will need to burn a cat and a fish together to complete the combo. The combos have names that hint to which two or three items when burned together will complete the combo. There are 99 combos listed but they only become available as you buy catalogs.
The Combo Menu is located on a little star tab at the top of the screen. Wanting to know what happens when something is burned is one of the reasons I didn’t get tired of the game. Some of the items you burn aren’t that special, but most of the items are accompanied by a unique animation, a special effect, or colorful flames. all I have to say for this one is eUnfortunately I had to keep burning Poo Poo Kitty because she was part of many of the combos. Perhaps a bit disturbing like the Poo Poo Kitty Plush, which poops when aflame. Many of the items you purchase have entertaining animations when they burn. Ooh exciting! Some of the toys you purchase you can actually play with, like the Tetris Blocks. You can smash them against the wall (Note: things made of metal smash better after they are burned.) Or you can smash them against the wall while they are on fire. You can place multiple items in your Little Inferno and light them up and watch them burn to cinders. This game was made for all those people who enjoy smashing pots in other peoples houses for rupees. The entire storyline for this game is contained in the letters you receive. You can burn the letters to get a few coins, and really you don’t want to keep them because they take up counter space for your delightful burnable items. You also receive letters from the weather man, and much more interesting letters from Sugar Plumps, your fire obsessed neighbor.
Throughout the game you will receive letters from the tomorrow corporation commenting on your faithfulness as a customer and giving you gifts. This is nice because I didn’t have to worry about running out of money, or have to go on a spider killing spree. This may seem counter intuitive, but you actually earn more coins from burning things than it cost you to buy them. Because you are stuck staring into the fireplace whose face is eerily familiar from the World of Goo, you earn coins by squishing or burning spiders that come down your chimney, and burning the items you order from your catalog. You need money to order from your catalog. Once you buy all the items in a catalog you are given the option to buy a new catalog. As you buy items you will unlock more items in your catalog. Catalog with random items you can order and burn in your fireplace. The goal for the player is to unlock burnable combinations from the Combo list and be rewarded with stamps that make items you can burn ship faster. The point of the game according to the minimal storyline, is to burn things in your “Little Inferno Entertainment Fireplace” to keep you warm in a frozen world. Little Inferno is a casual game created by the Tomorrow Corporation.
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