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About Wild Thaw
Wild Thaw is a third person platformer about a fireball facing down the mountain of ice. You play as a fireball, born of a volcano and the last hope to bring balance to the valley. Melt your way through walls of ice and grow ever larger by burning grass and trees. But don’t worry! As you burn through the valley you also spread life as seeds sprout flowers in your fiery wake.
Explore a beautiful world filled with secrets
Journey from the volcano and through the frozen valley to thaw the land. Find the core of the ice to save mother nature.
Burn to grow your power
Set fire to plants and watch the flames spread—collect their energy to gain access to new locations. Grow and shrink in size as you collect and exhaust your energy.
This game was made by students in the University of Southern California’s Interactive Media and Games program in collaboration with students from the Berklee College of Music. The game is developed by Yue Wang, Quentin Burley, Jimi Stine, Bocheng Yao, Yimen chen, Austin Leshock, Thomas Ortola, and Svidanza Audio, . For more information, check out our publisher page. To learn more about the USC Games program, please visit the USC Games website.What Steam players say
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⠀7 found this helpful
very cute cozy game <31 found this helpful
they see me burnin' they hatin'
A nice, pretty game with easy to learn machinics and smooth controls. Explore, find the all the collectibles and power ups you need, and save the world by restoring balance. I would love a sequel or prequel from the perspective of the other side, and see a lot of potential for a co-op with both sides working together, following the balance theme. Hope Cinder Studios keeps it up!
It is a cool little game, you get to play as a ball of fire and melt some ice as flowers pop up!
Cool little game! I really loved the music and sound design. Overall cool concept. Only takes around half an hour to complete but was a very relaxing half hour
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