Fire update with a lot of improvements
2016-02-29Hi everybody, Our latest update for Fire is live on Steam now: - Fixed bugs and improved stability - The progress inside a level is now also saved Have fun playing! Your Fire team
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Daedalic Entertainment / Apr 9, 2015 / Adventure, Casual, Indie
FIRE is an exploration-adventure with intuitive puzzle design. Without losing many words it tells a savagely hilarious story. Journey into the Stone Age and face the most challenging task of this era: The search for fire!
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Hi everybody, Our latest update for Fire is live on Steam now: - Fixed bugs and improved stability - The progress inside a level is now also saved Have fun playing! Your Fire team
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79% positive, 244 reviews
Old school point-and-click puzzle game. Art and sound design is charming and suits the setting well. Most of the levels you can make sense of the solution. However some were unclear on progression. And 1 infuriating minigame left me short of 100%. But its short and cheap, if you're a fan of/nostalgic about point-and-click adventure games give this one a go.
1 found this helpful, 2026-08-29
Fire: Ungh’s Quest is a whimsical point-and-click puzzle adventure developed and published by Daedalic Entertainment that takes players on a humorous journey through a stylized prehistoric world. Unlike many adventure games that rely heavily on dialogue and complex storytelling, this title embraces simplicity and visual humor, presenting its narrative almost entirely through animation and environmental interaction....
0 found this helpful, 2026-03-12
it inspired me to contemplate the political and economic state of the world
0 found this helpful, 2025-12-17
Fire – Ungh’s Quest is one of those quirky, good-natured puzzle adventures that win you over less by depth than by charm. You play as Ungh, a clumsy caveman who oversleeps and loses the village’s fire, setting off on a journey that’s as silly as it is endearing. The whole thing has a kind of wordless humor reminiscent of classic animation — all gestures, grunts, and slapstick — and it works remarkably well. There’s...
0 found this helpful, 2025-12-01