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:
If you pre-ordered Little Inferno, you now have access to the BETA! To get your build, search through your vast collection of emails for your confirmation message from the Humble Bundle Store containing your unique link. If you lost your confirmation email, you can retrieve it here.
All three of us here are Tomorrow Corporation warmly thank you for supporting us and for helping Little Inferno ignite homes and hearts everywhere. We hope you enjoy the game!
PS. Little Inferno officially launches this Sunday, November 18 on Wii U and Windows. Keep an eye out for a new trailer this week.
PPPPPS. To report any bugs, thoughts, questions, etc, our unpaid development team can be reached at contact at tomorrowcorporation dot com
The folks at NintendoLife have just posted a poetic first review/impression of Little Inferno here. Some clips:
And now, thanks to a preview build of upcoming Wii U release Little Inferno, we can confirm that this next title is both a brilliant follow-up, and an intriguing step forward.
Describing Little Inferno is a challenge. Say too little, and it sounds like a quirkier cousin of Fireplacing. Say too much, and the experience gets robbed of its surprising magic. So bear with us as we dance around the impressive twists and turns of a game that consists almost solely of one screen.
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Little Inferno is a game about destruction and isolation. It’s a deliberately small release that somehow manages to feel enormous, perhaps due to its whispered suggestions of an entire world beyond that wall you’re staring at. A world that may in fact be dying, but which is large and mysterious all the same. Sometimes in life you must struggle just to keep warm. Other times it might be worth risking the cold. After all, if you never risk it, you’ll never know…
