Kill It With Fire

Amazing game! Now I constantly check every corner in my household and cradle a revolver for self-defense. Thank you, Kill it with Fire.

Achievement Completion: 100%
Kill It With Fire is a comedic and extreme take on the one thing a great majority of us fear: Spiders. In our HOME. Did you see a spider in the corner of your room? And when you went to grab some bug spray or a shoe, it was gone? Burn the whole house down. Kill it with fire!
This game gives you a whole arsenal of weapons that can vastly vary in destructiveness from a gun to explosives. Kill as you see fit, but one thing is for certain when playing this game: No spider will be left alive whether you choose to leave the property relatively safe from collateral damage or decide to just go for the M.A.D. approach and take the house down with the spiders... just to be safe.

Reviewing (mostly) every game (or DLC) in my library, part 302:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆ (8/10)
Kill It With Fire is exactly what it says on the tin—and then some. It’s a first-person, spider-hunting fever dream where your fear of arachnids meets the thrill of tactical demolition. The spiders may be small, but your response? Absolutely unhinged.
🕷️ Pros:
A cathartic power fantasy for the deeply spider-averse. Man, forget being king or a hero or whatever. You see a spider? You don’t just step on it, you blow up the kitchen with a Molotov and then rebuild your confidence. Finally, a game that understands the irrational panic a single eight-legged pest can induce.
The weapon variety is hilarious and deeply satisfying. You start out with a freakin' clipboard, and by the end, you’re a one-person pest control SWAT team. Shotguns, frying pans, flamethrowers, and yes, even a spider-tracking radar. Every new level gives you some goofy new toy to experiment with, and the game absolutely encourages overkill. A single spider in a drawer? Better chuck C4 in there just in case.
Exploration is layered and rewarding. Each environment—be it a suburban home, office, or convenience store—is full of secrets, upgrades, and hidden weapons. The more you explore, the more chaos you can unleash. It’s like a puzzle box where the solution is “destroy everything until you find the key.” There are also optional objectives that encourage creative kills, like using specific weapons or creating combos. It’s surprisingly engaging for what initially seems like a throwaway comedy game.
The spiders are gross and jumpy, but still cartoony enough to not ruin your day. Yes, they skitter and sometimes leap at your face, but they explode into goofy little piles of goo or burst into fire when hit. It strikes a good balance between “ew” and “lol.” Even arachnophobes who can’t usually handle spider content may find this tolerable.
The physics are silly, destructible, and entirely part of the fun. Yes, you can knock over a bookshelf with a thrown cheese puff. Yes, you can hurl your office chair at a spider and hit your own propane tank by mistake. The sandbox nature of the game rewards experimentation and accidents equally.
🧯 Cons:
The chaos can become a little repetitive over time. While new weapons and spiders get introduced gradually, the gameplay loop doesn’t change much from level to level. If you play it all in one sitting, the thrill of exaggerated pest control can start to feel more like exaggerated busywork. It's best savored in short, explosive sessions.
The spider AI is very good at scuttling into the one spot you forgot to check. Sometimes the frustration is real. Just one last spider left, and it somehow slipped behind a couch you already nuked. You’ll find yourself pulling apart entire rooms pixel by pixel.
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Kill It With Fire is a truly goated game. I absolutely love it, and I think it would've been an even bigger banger if it had multiplayer like the second one. That kind of chaos would be amazing to share with friends.

I 100% this game and i have to say it was worth it somethings is a little pesky but honestly a great game and well worth the money

this is very fun, you get to shoot spiders with guns, blow them up with RPG's and upgrade yourself to kill Better.

How an american deals with spiders i presume
note: i've played this game for too long today, im fucking hallucinating spiders