Kill It With Fire Review (PlayStation 4)
The spider – mankind’s most ancient and deadly nemesis. As a licensed Kill It With Fire exterminator, it’s time to fight back! Assemble your arsenal of increasingly excessive weapons, track spiders across suburbia, and burn everything in your path!
Pros:
- Decent Chunky graphics.
- 889.6MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Works on Playstation 5.
- Performance mode- 1080p/60 fps or 4K/30 fps.
- Opening tutorial area.
- Challenges can be found and activated on a level.
- Kill spiders by any means gameplay!
- Full-level interaction with you is able to grab pictures, vases, TVs, etc, and use them.
- Upgrade points-uses between levels and there is a list of upgrades for yourself and the tracker separately. (you have to earn the upgrade entry)
- Can replay levels.
- Each level has a checklist of things to find and do like-upgrades, equipment, flavors, objectives, etc.
- Play how you want.
- Helpful item outlines to say if you can interact with it.
- Great soundtrack.
- A clipboard will show tasks as you uncover them.
- Humor throughout.
- Nods to other Tinybuild games.
- First-person view.
- As you kill spiders and do tasks you will open up new rooms.
- Hot bar to change equipment.
- Equipment ranges from flame throwers to guns
Cons:
- Has one of the worst tutorials I have played in a long time. It gives you a checklist but doesn’t tell you that unknown factors are needed in order to unlock the next checklist entry.
- Opening new rooms have a pointless unlocking bar sequence.
- Can be hard to see the spiders.
- You don’t have an abundance of spiders so when it gets to the last few spiders needed to open the exit it drags.
- Radar is not specific enough.
- Takes a long time to unlock upgrades.
- Just doesn’t explain things well.
- Never sure how the spiders act in terms of how and where they could hide.
