Kill it with Fire 2

In 2020, publisher tinyBuild gave us Kill It With Fire, an arachnid-extermination simulator. It was a bug-squishing good time, and became an instant classic. Now, those creepy crawlies are back but this time in 3D, with Kill It With Fire VR. The jump to virtual reality takes the original fun and literally adds a whole new dimension, making this a buggy blast of spider-slaying fun that’ll have you itching for more (excuse the pun).

If you want to know if Kill It With Fire 2 is worth your time, then this review will give you all the info you need to know if this sequel to the Indie arachnid roasting game is a flaming success or a tangled web. In this fresh new indie title by Casey Donnellan Games, you'll be exterminating spiders across a whole multiverse. But for more details, read on.

If you really don’t like spiders and all you want to do is squish them in a variety of silly ways in some bizarre locations, you could do a lot worse than Kill it with Fire 2.

I have previously mentioned that virtual reality allows for some genres that might have been considered overly boring and menial on a gaming console, such as fishing and cooking, to be more engaging and entertaining than before. Today, we are going to answer another question: does VR allow for previously boring arcade-like experiences to have a new chance to shine in a new medium? Can the added immersion and motion controls offered by these machines turn the menial into something acceptable? ...