Into The Flames

Fully Involved Game Studios / Jan 10, 2023 / Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation

Singleplayer
Multiplayer
Co-op

windows
Steam Deck Unsupported

21 playing now

Into The Flames is a Solo/Co-op firefighting game that focuses on the intensity of being a real life firefighter. Drive emergency vehicles, bust down doors, fight raging fires, and do whatever it takes to bring the chaotic scene under control!

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GPU	Not set	Nvidia 750 Ti or equivalent Can't tell	Nvidia GTX 970 or Equivalent Can't tell
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What's new

Build 2095

2026-07-12

Fixes fixed the auto spawning call at station 5 area fixed the gaps in the floors at Canton Cold Storage. Add-on's Hoarder house location now has a Hazmat call as a separate emergency

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What players say

Very Positive

86% positive, 1,438 reviews

Recommended87 hrs played

As a real firefighter this game has came close to the most realistic while keeping that arcade vibe going i find myself playing this game on my off days even if its for only a few hours at a time.

25 found this helpful, 2025-12-21

Not recommended0 hrs played

Extremely convoluted menus, tutorial is terrible. Would not recommend if you're looking for something easy to play.

31 found this helpful, 2026-03-06

Not recommended4 hrs played

The UI is absolute garbage, and nothing regarding the UI has changed in years. Im not sure when, but vehicle control has become absolute garbage. You used to be able to let go of the accelerate button and the vehicles would coast, but not they come to a stop fairly quickly unless you're holding accelerate. Gameplay is buggy and kind of a mess. This game is nowhere near in sight of being complete. It should be in an...

11 found this helpful, 2026-07-01

Not recommended0 hrs played

The game kicks off with a menu so cluttered it's instantly disorienting. You try to cut it some slack because it’s an indie title, but things only get worse. Right from the tutorial, I had to disable the localization; the translation is such a train wreck—half-translated and half-gibberish—that it’s actually easier to play in English. Once the tutorial actually starts, you’re dropped into a zone with hideous...