Into The Inferno Reviews

👍 Recommended (for old-school dungeon crawler fans) Into The Inferno is a throwback blobber clearly made by someone who loves the classics. If you’re into Wizardry or Might & Magic, there’s a lot to like—turn-based combat, party building, buff management, and slow, satisfying progression. The early game is great: exploring small dungeons like goblin and orc camps, tough early fights, and slowly getting stronger. I loved being able to import my own character portraits, and the spellcasting system has a nice variety, especially the shaman class. That said, the main dungeon eventually gets too big and messy. The map UI is clunky, there’s no fast travel, and backtracking between floors becomes tedious quickly. Combat is functional but barebones (no animations), and gear upgrades stay pretty flat throughout. The game music is irritating —almost I turned it down. I play with my own music or an audiobook. The dev is active on the forums and even took some of my suggestions into account, which was awesome. However, sometimes feedback goes unanswered, which can be somewhat disappointing. 🎯 Verdict: If you’re a fan of old-school dungeon crawlers and don’t mind a little jank, this is a solid indie gem. Just know it runs out of steam toward the end.