$9.99FIRESTARTERS
FIRESTARTERS is a lightning-paced arcade FPS where you skate, slide, and shoot through a televised gladiator bloodsport as Kera, a prisoner fighting for freedom. Six weapons, no pickups, and rocket skates keep every arena fast, brutal, and built for beating your best score.
Is FIRESTARTERS worth it?
FIRESTARTERS is worth it if…
- you like fast arena shooters with movement as the main event
- you want a colorful, story-driven campaign plus score chasing
- you like beating friends and global leaderboards run after run
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Rocket skates and six guns
You play as Kera in a battlesuit with rocket skates and an arsenal of six arena weapons. The arenas are your skatepark: skate, slide, grind, and ground pound between attacks while genocidal androids close in with claws out.
There are no health, armor, or ammo pickups to hunt for. Play with skill and the fight pays you back, with the resources you need coming from combat itself. It rewards clean movement and sharp shooting over scavenging, so thriving feels earned rather than found.
A bloodsport worth winning
STEEL is the world's top-rated livestream: a Japanese gladiator show run by a crime syndicate, fought in blood-stained arenas. Kera, once a street kid from Okinawa, now fights as the Firestarters' designated fighter for her friends' freedom and atonement for her past.
Each fight is a Storm you clear for the story, then replay in Arcade mode to slay faster and score higher. Beat your personal best, then your friends, then chase the global leaderboard. The crowd wants a champion, and stagnation is not entertainment.
Good to know before you skate in?
How does the story get told?
Through visual novel cutscenes between the shooting. Expect a colorful, stylized anime look, dark humor, and a dystopian sci-fi plot about crime, atonement, and reality TV taken too far.
Do you need to master the controls to enjoy it?
The battlesuit and weapon suite are built to be self-sufficient, but the game expects bravery. Speed, grinding, sliding, and mid-air control take practice, so go in ready to learn the movement.
