Fit check
Is Into The Inferno worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who prefer first-person dungeon exploration over story-focused party adventures
- Fans of turn-based combat who want a demon-hunting campaign
- Players seeking a retro-style fantasy game with wilderness, settlements, and underground areas
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time combat instead of turn-based encounters
- Players looking for a modern presentation rather than a retro-style dungeon crawler
- Players who prefer a compact setting instead of travel across wilderness, settlements, and multiple underground areas
Our take on Into The Inferno
Rather than centering on a broad world-saving conflict, the campaign gives its dungeon crawl a specific recovery mission: finding kidnapped children and the remains of miners lost in an old mine disaster. The rescue objectives sit alongside the expected demon-hunting expedition.
What is Into The Inferno?
Into The Inferno is a retro-style, first-person dungeon-crawling RPG with turn-based combat.
The story follows a party investigating a burning mine where demons have appeared after an explosion six years earlier. The group travels through wilderness, an Orc village, a Gnoll town, winding caverns, and tunnels filled with brimstone. Exploration and combat support the central mission of finding children kidnapped by demons. The party gains experience and equipment while confronting the demon horde. Another objective is recovering the remains of eleven miners who died in the original explosion, allowing their families to receive closure. The campaign ends with an effort to remove the demon threat and bring the rescued children back to town.
How Into The Inferno plays
- 01Turn-Based Combat
- Battles give the adventuring party time to act against enemies encountered during the expedition.
- 02Party-Based Exploration
- The group moves through wilderness, settlements, caverns, and burning underground passages.
- 03Character Progression
- Experience and equipment improve the party during its journey.
- 04Dual Rescue Mission
- The campaign combines finding kidnapped children with recovering the remains of eleven missing miners.
Into The Inferno compared to similar games
Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition focuses on an unconventional story, characters, and exploration of a strange city, while Into The Inferno centers on first-person dungeon exploration and turn-based combat. Back to the Dawn uses investigation, survival, and prison escape as its RPG structure, whereas Into The Inferno follows a party through wilderness, settlements, and underground tunnels. Tales of Symphonia presents an epic conflict involving two interlocked worlds, while Into The Inferno uses a more contained rescue and demon-hunting campaign.
Into The Inferno: platforms & release
Is Into The Inferno worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who prefer first-person dungeon exploration over story-focused party adventures. Skip it if: players seeking real-time combat instead of turn-based encounters.
Where can I download Into The Inferno?
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What platforms is Into The Inferno on?
Windows and Linux.
