| Bonfire is what you get when you take the battles out of a turn-based RPG, and give them their own starring role. There's not much plot, no walking around, and no shopkeepers to fleece you out of your hard-earned gold – just fights, more fights, and then some more fights for pudding. It's a good thing the fights are pretty good, then. They're streamlined – Bonfire manages to do without battle menus – but tactical with it, your three-person crew needing to collaborate strategically in order to make it through each area alive. More features will be added until the game is 'officially' out, but there's a demo to try in the meantime. Buying into the alpha of the Cinders devs' latest game will set you back $7.95, down from the $15.95 Bonfire will launch at when it's been fully kindled (fire joke). As it currently stands, the game consists of a number of 'journeys' and 'challenges' (basically, dungeons), which throw wave after wave of randomised enemy formations at you, culminating in a boss fight. Gold earned can be spent between adventures to upgrade your heroes. It's not clear what additional features are being planned, but there is talk of a "random infinite dungeon" over on the TIGSource forums, and I think that's a cracking idea. I leave you with a video of an exploding dragon, because I don't think I've ever seen one before. The post Tactical turn-based battle RPG Bonfire is available to alpha-buy now appeared first on PC Gamer. 
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