loved it. very simple but tough puzzle game. levels never get too big but theyre still way very tough. UI is great, everything is very agile and smooth, theres an undo button that works instantly so nothing ever feels clunky. theres bonus worlds, bonus levels, etc
making a review just to give it more exposure.
only thing it lacks is cloud save support (and achievs xd)

https://youtu.be/A_coTXQaLy0

Wildfire Swap is a simple minimalist tiled based puzzler, in which you need to keep the fires away from your houses.

Overall it is a simple concept and is a they a few new mechanics in each new area, overall the game seems simple but some of those levels are tough to get through.

Overall if you love puzzle games, I would pick it up at full price, if your like me and your ok at them, then I think you can wait until its on sale and still have a blast!

Been awhile since I played, but I remembered I wanted to give this one a review! Really clever puzzle mechanic concept with the spread of fire! I think I remember almost missing some of the extra missions (or B side maybe?) I forget. Very cute graphics as well - would highly recommend!

Review for people with visual impairment.
- No accessibility options
- Very low contrast
- Most of the screen is well not used, I am all for minimalistic look but this looks like it belongs on the mobile phone.
Can't really say much about the game, seams like a solid puzzler.
I refunded the game because there are no accessibility options.

Very good and challenging puzzle game.

...I am not good at this.

If you are up for a challenge it is an OK game. The rules are extremely simple and you get them immediately. But the combination of those simple rules will laugh at your face, destroy your ego and make you wear a scarf in public to trick people into believing you aren't dumb.

I had to ask myself what was I doing wrong, trying multiple combinations in a rational organized manner to no avail.

Then I got covid and began to win. I am not kidding!

So the real question is, was someone writing this game while on covid? Is people trying to program chips inside games so covid can re-program us all as free working automatons for Elon Musk while depopulation happens under WWIII?

Are these indie developers pushing good Linux compatibility because the best software is actually evil? It worked well with Fedora 37, but now I wonder if recent system upgrade bugs were also due to covid...

Will the slaves of the future go to work in their Teslas?

So now you know.

I'm surprised there are so few reviews for this game! It's polished and the puzzles are good.

Quick Description:
-Wildfire Swap is a minimalist tiled based puzzler that is far more challenging and fun than you would expect. It has a very simple art style, but one that works well w/ the game mechanics. The pacing is solid, and it will slowly throw more challenges at you. There are even B Side levels that really ramp up the challenge, and may even stump the most experienced puzzler fanatics.

What's Good:
-I love when a game takes a very simple mechanic and bases the entire game around it. The entire game revolves around the way fire spreads, and doing everything you can to keep your houses from catching on fire. This mechanic will evolve as the game introduces other mechanics such as wind, which ramps up the challenge and complexity in the later levels.
-This is such an easy game to play regardless of your background or gaming experience. You can play this entire game w/ just a mouse, and you don't need to have strong hand-eye-coordination in order to excel at this game. This game also boasts a high skill ceiling that makes players feel clever when they complete a challenge puzzle. I love when games are able to achieve this balancing act.
-At $10, this is a steal imo. Any game that can challenge the player, offer new or innovative content, and keep the player satisfied for many hrs is definitely worth 10 bucks imo. I played for about 3 hrs and completed about 70% of the game. Getting 100% will be really tough. The B Side levels are the most interesting and challenging levels available.
-The visual presentation is simple, but effective, and has plenty of charm to it. It has a clean look and the tiles move smoothly. I like the colors, especially when you complete a level and fireworks go off into the air. Everything looks solid visually imo.

Could Use Some Changes:
-This is another rough around the edges small Indie project. Every time you start the game, you have to manually change the game to full screen. You are really limited in making adjustments to the frame rate and some other basic QOL options that modern games typically have. This game runs great, so I don't think it's really that big of an issue, but I still think it warrants mentioning.
-If you get stuck, you may be stuck for quite some time. I just wrote a review for Fidel Dungeon Rescue. In that review, I noted how big of a deal it was that there are no hints and it's very tough to get help when you are stumped. It's not as big of a deal here b/c the levels are all are all hand crafted and it's fairly easy to find walkthroughs online or find help on the discussion page on Steam.

Consensus:
-Solid Game (Tier 3 and makes up 35% of my reviews). I've been enjoying puzzlers more and more lately. I love when I start getting excited about a new genre. This is a genre that has been around for forever but we are seeing a lot more devs create games in this space as of late. I think that's great. This is a fun and well designed puzzler that will make you think every step of the way. This is an easy game to recommend to fans of the genre.

Cool puzzle game, has a very simple/intuitive ruleset but gets tough in the late game optional puzzles. You have to think a few moves ahead to be successful.

Set the world on fire, but save your house. 10/10 🔥