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Ignis is a cooperative firefighting game for up to four players — answer the dispatch, follow the smoke, and put out fires that actually spread.

Ignis is a cooperative firefighting game for up to four players, in development by a two-person indie team. Answer the dispatch, follow the smoke, locate the blaze, and fight it as a team — leave a fire too long and there's nothing left to save. Built in Unreal Engine, Ignis plays solo with smart automation or with a full crew splitting duties between driving, the pump, and the hose.

Ignis is a cooperative firefighting game currently in development by HAPA Games, a two-person indie team. Up to four players answer the dispatch, follow the smoke, and fight fires as a team — or take on the same callouts solo, aided by sensible automation. Fire in Ignis isn't a static obstacle. Heat builds until it fully engulfs a space, then jumps to whatever's next door, so timing and teamwork matter as much as water pressure. Players split up to drive the truck, run the pump, and lay hose, while successful callouts earn money and experience toward career progression — unlocking new vehicles, station upgrades, and equipment as they work their way up from rookie. The game is built in Unreal Engine with a strong focus on hand-crafted 3D models and visual presentation. Ignis is in early, active development, with core mechanics — fire spread, trucks, water and hose transport, multiplayer — being built out first, followed by career, dispatch, menus, and save systems.