Little Inferno is finally officially released! The final 1.0 version is available for download / update at the following locations:

• Tomorrow Corporation (Windows now, Mac/Linux unlock later)
  You can get it here. If you already got the game and would like to update to the final build, just re-download from the Humble Store. If you lost your download link, you can always retrieve it here. This purchase also comes with a Steam key.
• Steam (Windows now, Mac/Linux unlock later)
  You can also get the game directly on Steam. (Should be final in 2 or 3 hours, if not already by the time you read this.)
• Nintendo Wii U eShop (Wii U)
  You can get the Wii U version directly from your brand new Wii U console!

The Mac and Linux versions are still in progress, but let us know if you’d like to join a beta for either platform.

MEANWHILE, we’ve had no idea what players would think of this weird game, so it’s a relief to start seeing reviews come in like this one from JayIsGames:

“But what really makes Little Inferno work, more than its striking original design and simple addictive gameplay, is its clever storytelling. I bought Little Inferno for myself because after reading all the information and watching the trailers, I still wasn’t sure what it was all about. I sat down to play it to evaluate it, and couldn’t quite pull myself away from it until I finished it hours later. If you’re not going for 100% combo completion, you can likely spend around four hours or more on it, but in that period of time Little Inferno manages to convey a surprisingly affecting story and some unexpected emotion. I may have possibly considered the notion of maybe tearing up a little bit at the end. It’s beautiful, sneaky, strange, and with a style all its own, and serves up its addictively simple gameplay with a dose of heart to boot. Little Inferno is the sort of game that sneaks up on you, and if its striking atmosphere and intriguing concepts draw you in, it’ll keep you warm as long as you park yourself in front of the hearth. Just don’t forget… you can go as far as you want.” Full review here >>

Wii U is now available for those in North and South America, and apparently it’s been doing really well so far. And what a surreal thing to see our game on it too! Has anyone tried a Wii U yet? None of us actually have one yet, and two of us are in Europe where we can’t buy one for a few more weeks. (Nope, being a developer doesn’t get you free consoles. Fun fact.)

MEANWHILE, Nintendo World Report has just posted one of the more in-depth interviews about Little Inferno we’ve done so far.

Photo taken at a Nintendo of Spain event by the Chasing Aurora guys. It almost makes us feel like real game developers! The Wii U comes out tomorrow in North and South America.

Meanwhile, as we sit by our fires, sipping our cocoa, waiting for everything to launch tomorrow, The Reticule has posted a lovely new preview about an exceptionally difficult to talk about game.

The second Little Inferno trailer is ready! Gently raise your fire poker and tap the above button to view it. As we prepare to launch on November 18 on Wii U and PC, here are some updates:

• You can now pre-purchase Little Inferno on Steam at 10% off until launch day. This will get you the final beta version to play with immediately.
• You can also pre-purchase Little Inferno right here on our own site which will also get you the final beta version to play with immediately, as well as a small preview of the soundtrack, and a Steam key.
• A huge thanks to our volunteers, Little Inferno is now translated into French, Spanish, German, and Dutch. (The Wii U version in North America is currently English only, but will be updated as soon as we can.) Check the credits in the game to view the names of our adventurous volunteers.