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Whoever told us that Playing With Fire is a bad idea certainly hadn’t tried this awesome 2D action game. We can forgive them because they probably never knew this gem existed, and you’re the lucky one to have stumbled upon it.
There are both 1-Player and hot-seat 2-Player game modes available, the gameplay is fast-paced and exciting, and all the features are explained in-depth in the Instructions game menu. The old-school 2-Player hot-seat offers an authentic competitive gaming experience, so spread the word about it and enjoy Playing With Fire with a partner in crime.
How to play Playing With Fire 2
You can play against 3 opponents at a time, and all the combatants have 3 lives available. The round only lasts for 3 minutes, so don’t waste any of your time. The key to victory is focusing on picking up as many power-ups as possible in the early stages of the game.
There are up to 5 power-ups available, each significantly affecting the gameplay. Learning how to use them properly enables you to outplay your opponents more easily.
- Dynamite stick — enables dropping more bombs
- Fast hands — allows you to throw bombs at your opponents
- Golden trainers — increase movement speed slightly
- Golden kick — allows you to kick bombs
- Lightning — increases the range of your bombs by +1 square
What are the controls for Playing With Fire 2?
This incredible 2-player hot-seat Bomberman-inspired 2D action game is exclusively playable in a PC browser. The controls below are shown for both Player 1/Player 2.
- Move — arrow/WASD keys
- Drop bombs — Spacebar (single-player) or L/G
- Throw bombs — double-click Spacebar or L/G
- Kick bombs — bump into them
Features
- A Bomberman-inspired 2D action game
- Single-player and hot-seat 2-player game modes
- Action-packed skill-based gameplay
- 5 unique power-ups
- 3-minute rounds
Playing Playing with Fire 2 on CrazyGame
Playing with Fire 2 runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
CrazyGame is a directory, not the developer of Playing with Fire 2. Every title links back to the publisher that hosts it, and titles are added or removed as that catalogue changes.
