Fire Fu

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Summary

Fire Fu is an intense and frenzied arcade game where you must set alight hordes of devilish critters with fierce and fiery martial arts. With fire at your fingertips, unleash scorching attacks and frazzle waves of enemies with speed and accuracy, leaving behind nothing but smouldering ash!

Genres

Arcade

Platforms

iOS

Developers

Indie Champions

Release Date

December 30, 2016 (8 years and 2 months ago)

Publishers

Indie Champions

Franchises

Fire Fu

Community

Twitch

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