Into the Inferno

About

Into the Inferno is a first-person dungeon crawler with RPG elements that tasks you with rescuing children snatched by demons. You guide a group of four through overgrown wilderness, hostile settlements, and labyrinthine caves lit by flickering torches. Combat relies on strategic positioning and resource management as you collect gear and level up to survive deeper tunnels. The game blends exploration with narrative beats about recovering lost miners and shutting down a demon threat. Its retro pixel art and claustrophobic level design create a tense, old-school vibe. The winding paths and environmental hazards keep backtracking fresh, while side quests add emotional weight to the main mission. Early access reviews on Linux and PC note it’s a brisk but challenging romp with a runtime of 8-12 hours. The lack of hand-holding may frustrate some but rewards careful play.

Storyline

Six years ago, a mine near your town exploded, killing eleven brave miners whose bodies were never recovered. The mine has been burning ever since, and demons have been spotted in the area. A neighbor witnessed children from your town being kidnapped by demons, and it's up to you do delve into the mines and rescue them, if it's not already too late.