You are a dying flame.

Trapped inside a lightless mansion, you are nothing but a flicker of heat — and you are fading. Every second, your warmth bleeds into the cold dark. Every object you set alight drains you faster. There is no fuel to gather. There is no fire to feed you. There is only the math of survival: how much heat you have left, and whether it is enough to reach the door.

The mansion does not want you to leave. Iron gates stand frozen, waiting for water to boil. Hallways fork into brick walls. The only way forward is to burn — but everything you burn costs you.

Outside your tiny circle of light, the world is gray. Color exists only where your warmth reaches. As your heat dies, so does the world around you.

Emberlight is a heat-management puzzle game built in Godot 4. No combat. No inventory. Just a flame, a path, and the arithmetic of staying alive long enough to escape.

Five levels. One rule: do not go out. HINTS:

Cloth burns quicker than wood.

You can heat things through walls.

Something special happens when you burn the "thanks".