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Bonfire

Game Categories:	Idler

Game Platforms:	Flash

Development Status:	Completed

Version:	1.0

Play Bonfire on www.kongregate.com

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Game Description
Bonfire takes the incremental style and adds a cooldown multiplier to the mix. The idea of the game is to stoke a fire by clicking to produce CO2. This resource can be spent on items to automate the production of CO2 and upgrade other in game elements. The game rewards clicking by adding a temperature indicator. Each click increases the temperature, the higher the temperature, the higher the multiplier. If the player stops clicking, the multiplier will steadily drop.

Game Description

Bonfire takes the incremental style and adds a cooldown multiplier to the mix. The idea of the game is to stoke a fire by clicking to produce CO2. This resource can be spent on items to automate the production of CO2 and upgrade other in game elements. The game rewards clicking by adding a temperature indicator. Each click increases the temperature, the higher the temperature, the higher the multiplier. If the player stops clicking, the multiplier will steadily drop.

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