Flame Spewer Obstacle

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There are few things cooler than heroically jumping through a plume of fire. In acknowledgement of that, many many video game and platform settings put it upon themselves to create scenarios to make it happen. Flame Spewer Obstacle, also known as Flame Trap, is when environmental hazards exist for the sole purpose of periodically erupting into flames. This generally takes the form of a timing puzzle, but the fire can also be proximity triggered, or it can be just a static obstacle that must be entirely avoided.

This type of hazard that is most commonly encountered in platformer games but can also be found in other genres. In contrast, flame spewers are almost nonexistent in real life outside very specific areas of specific factories.

Flame spewers can most commonly be encountered in the following forms:

Flames emitting from broken pipes (usually gas pipes)
Flames emitting at the ends of a pipe (also usually gas pipes), particularly ends of flame vents
Flames being shot by specific flame emitters and flame traps
Flames emerging from cracks in the ground
Flamethrower-equipped enemies shooting with it through slits

Such hazards are most commonly encountered in Lethal Lava Land and Eternal Engine. Sometimes also present and functional in a Temple of Doom. Also a staple inclusion of any self-respecting Deadly Training Area or Conveyor Belt o' Doom. Such places have No OSHA Compliance.

The earliest instance of such obstacle can be found in Jump Bug, released in 1981. Usage of flame spewers as an obstacle became more widespread during the late 1980s and has remained a fairly common obstacle in platforming games ever since.

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Action

Avatar: The Last Airbender: Quest for Balance has sections where there are flame emitters on walls that damage the player.
Code Name: Viper: Level 4 has statues that shoot out flames.
Contra:
- The first game has Energy Zone that has many broken pipes where flames shoot out.
- Contra III: The Alien Wars has leaky pipes in the first stage that leak flame jets. Later in the stage, jets of flame emerge from the burning ground.
Huntdown: Sonny Rooster's stage and Ringo Road Rage's stage has pipes that regularly shoot out flames.
I-Ninja: There are a few sections with flame emitters that shoot out jets of flame every few seconds.
Rastan: Later indoor areas of the first game feature wall traps that breathe out blue flames.
The Revenge of Shinobi: Second half of Round 4 takes place inside a factory that has random flame emitters in it.
Robocop Versus The Terminator: Construction zone stage has plenty of orange pipes that regularly spew out flames on their ends.
Rolling Thunder: In second half of the game, ceiling mounted flame emitters are common.
Slain has floor hazards that shoot out tall flames at regular intervals.
Todd Mc Farlanes Spawn: In a flame-themed level, there are holes in the ground. Those holes send out regular bursts of flame.
Mega 'Turrican: Certain spots on the ground emit smoke which indicate these spots also fire flames.
Vice: Project Doom: Early in the game, there are metal grills that constantly emit flames. Later, in Womb Level, there are turquoise flame emitters instead.
X-Kaliber 2097: Flame pipes in the city level floor constantly shoot out flames but during bursts the flames go much higher.

Action-Adventure

ANNO: Mutationem: At the Walter Raleigh, the chief warden activates traps throughout the ship that are filled with bursting flamethrowers to disperse fire strikes after intervals.
Dragon's Lair: Return To The Lair has a few flame emitters. In Main hall there is an oven that shoots fire and in Lava Domain, there are flame vents on the floor that regularly spew out fire.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Some stages have heads mounted on walls that breathe out fire.
The Legend of Zelda:
- The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening: Inside the mountains, halfway to the last dungeon, there is a cannon that shoots fireballs down a narrow hallway. You need the Mirror Shield to deflect the fire and get past the cannon.
- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: Flame emitters are present in a handful of dungeons. The game also encourages you to build them yourself, with the ultrahand ability.
The LEGO Movie Videogame: In a section of the mission "Bricksburg Construction" titled "The Long Way Down", the hard path, which is required to go down in the story mode, contains several floating and spinning flame emitters that Emmet must dodge before he gets to the Piece of Resistance.
Mission Impossible (1990): Flame jets that shoot out intermittently are a dangerous hazard, and become especially common in the last stage of the game. Like all fire attacks in the game, they deal half your life bar in one hit, and their random nature makes them especially tricky to dodge.
Pikmin games each have their fair share of fire geysers. Red Pikmin are Immune to Fire, which makes them the ideal choice for dealing with them. These geysers can make it difficult for other Pikmin types to cross, so the Reds can be used to traverse such areas, or destroy the geysers so that other Pikmin can cross.
Slain has floor hazards that shoot out tall flames at regular intervals.
A common obstacle in Tomb Raider, they're at their deadliest in the PlayStation era of games where Lara only has seconds to put the flames out if she isn't able to dodge them in time.

Beat 'Em Up

Final Fight. In the original arcade game, certain areas inside buildings have bursts of flames coming out of the floor. If the player character(s) or their opponents contact the flames, they take damage.
9 Monkeys of Shaolin has two levels, respectively set in a forge and a burning village, where fire will shoot out of holes randomly and burn you on contact, with your character momentarily set alight and the flames draining bits of your health. They can also damage enemy mooks in the same way.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Back from the Sewers: Caves level has surface mounted flamethrowers that shoot out flames with various lengths.

Casual

Temple Run 2: In the original Sky Summit map, the player encounters jets of fire coming from the side of the path that vaguely resemble hurdles. To avoid them, they can jump or use Video Game Sliding.

First-Person Shooter

Blood (1997) features the occasional flamethrower wall trap. These are especially dangerous because fire deals severe Damage Over Time, and the more a living thing (whether Caleb or an enemy) stays in contact with fire, the longer they burn for and the more damage it deals per second. Stronger traps fire explosive fireballs akin to the Napalm Launcher's, that deal high damage, cause Splash Damage and also sets things on fire.
Doom Eternal: There are some corridors, particularly platforming segments, where the walls have flame emitters. Cultist Base has an arena where, after some time, damaging flames rise up on the edges which extinguish after you have finished the fight.
Iron Storm: One of the obstacles in the final level at the Reichstag is a gas flame spouting from a pipe. It's an instant kill if the player steps in it, there's a whole detour to do (including a roof where he's shot at by a gunship) to stop the gas flow first.
Serious Sam 4: In the first level of Siberian Mayhem, there is a hallway where puffs of flame are regularly spewed out from the pipework. The flames are telegraphed with steam.

Metroidvania

Environmental Station Alpha: In volcanic areas, there are pipes or just square tiles that emit flames regularly.
Haiku, the Robot has Incinirator Burner area with various types of flame spewers. There are horizontal pipes that constantly spew out flames out of their numerous holes, there is a rotating obstacle that constantly spews out flames in a cross pattern, and finally there are flame traps that activate the flames when haiku steps on them.
Kingdom Shell: The Deep area has wall-mounted heads that emit flames the player must avoid.
Rebel Transmute: Fire-based areas have red pipes in them that periodically emit bursts of damaging flames.
Supraland: Six Inches Under: There are a handful of pipes that shoot out flames. The first one must be temporarily switched off to pass under but later used as a puzzle element to light a match.

MMORPG

In Oldschool Runescape, in Hallowed Sepulchre agility course, there are statues that emit flames. Player needs to time the movement to get past them.
Later expansion packs of World of Warcraft have incorporated several of these, either in the open world itself or in dungeons and raids (most often in those of the Lethal Lava Land variety, of course). One of the most infamous is a corridor filled with "flames of ice"-things in Icecrown Citadel to reach the raid's main hub after undead Dranosh Saurfang is defeated. There are also several in the infinite/solo dungeon Torghast in Shadowlands, as parts of the numerous traps conceived by Painsmith Raznal, a servant of the Jailer.

MOBA

Awesomenauts: The main gimmick of AI Station 205 is a massive inferno device in the center of the map that will activate periodically, cutting off access between top and bottom lane and rapidly killing anyone trying to pass through (or unfortunate to be stuck inside).

Platformer

1001 Spikes: Starting from world 2, the flame traps are introduced, shooting flames at regular intervals.
ActRaiser: Aitos Act 2 features flame traps in the form of demon heads that regularly spit out flames.
The Addams Family on the NES: Fire section has flame emitters, periodically firing flames.
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars: Space level has cannons with flames coming out of it.
Balan Wonderworld: Chapter 11 has flames regularly coming out of lava, acting as a timing-based obstacle.
Blinx: Forge Of Horrors has a few flame emitters that must be extinguished by the player to proceed.
B.O.B. (1993): Some levels have pipes. Ends of the pipe regularly spew out fire.
Bzzzt: Flame traps occasionally appear in some of the levels. There are two types. One shoots out average-length flames but flame grills spew flames that go as far they can.
Chakan: The Forever Man: The first level has head statues facing both front and sideways that shoot out flames out of their mouths.
Commander Keen: In Episode 6: Aliens Ate My Babysitter!, the level "Bloogfoods, Inc" features hazards called flame projectors, that true to their name spew fire at regular intervals.
Congo's Caper: In some locations Lava Pits spawn flames.
Crash Bandicoot:
- Crash Bandicoot (1996) has flame plates in Native Fortress that spew flames at timed intervals.
- Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time has fire containers with a nozzle that constantly switches on and off, acting as a hazard.
Cyber Shadow: Disposal Facility has flame emitters that periodically shoot out flames.
Disney's Magical Quest: In The Great Circus Mystery, in the very last area before the Final Boss, the player (or players) has to avoid flame-spewing faces plastered on columns.
Donkey Kong Country Returns: Music Madness level features flame spewers that emit flame to the beat of the music.
Drawn to Life: In the sequel, you have to explore a Steampunk style city called Lavasteam. Many of the levels feature dangerous fire traps, either in the form of lava geysers or pipes that shoot lava down at you.
Duke Nukem: Most of the hazards in the first game are robots of assorted sizes, but there are also flame jets built into the floor and some stairs that emit a lengthy jet of flame for three seconds at a time. Duke needs to time himself to bypass these jets while they're in recharge mode.
Ex Mutants: In lava caves, first appearance of flame jets are unusual as they're produced when halves of fallen droplets hit the ground. Then flame jets can be found independently and in sewer level, they periodically come out from the pipes.
Freedom Planet has Thermal Base with some floors spewing out fires. Final Dreadnaught 3 has orbiting obstacles that spew out blue flames.
The Flintstones: The Surprise At Dinosaur Peak: Two dragon heads in the first level act as a flame-spewing obstacle than an enemy as they cannot be killed, breathing out flames in every few seconds.
Frogun: One of the obstacle types found in fire-themed levels is a floating dragon head statue that constantly shoots out flames.
Gargoyles: The factory level features wall- and ceiling-mounted flame emitters that emit a burst of flame before retracting back into the surface for a few seconds.
Garlic 2021 has a fire stage. One of the types of obstacles is a pipe that regularly shoots out flames.
Gex
- Gex: Enter The Gecko: In Pre-History Channel, there are flames coming out of the walls.
- Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko: Tut TV has rotating flame traps that shoot out flames.
Mr. Gimmick!: World 3 has places in stone structure that emit flames with their length varying.
Gun Devil features dragon head statues that shoot out flames.
The Goonies: In early stages, there are flame vents that regularly emit flames.
A Hat in Time sometimes has flame emitters acting as a hazard. For example, inside a train level.
Jewel Master: In one instance, there is a 4-way flame emitter moving horizontally, alternating which outlet it shoots its flame from.
Jump Bug: Volcanoes shoot out what appears to be flames instead of lava. It's as deadly as any other obstacle.
Kabuki Quantum Fighter: Factory level has wall-mounted flamethrowers acting as a timing-based obstacle.
Kalevania: Late in the game, the flame spewers start to appear, acting as a timing-based obstacle.
Kirby:
- Kirby & the Amazing Mirror: Fire sections have certain places where flames are shot out periodically from lava.
- Kirby's Epic Yarn has Lava Landing Level. Latter half has places where flames are constantly shot out. Via the fire truck transformation, Kirby can extinguish them.
- Kirby: Triple Deluxe has grills that emit flames at regular intervals.
- Kirby and the Rainbow Curse: Enemy-operated flame nozzles make appearance. The player can block them using the rainbow path.
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile: Vision 5-1 features platforming segments with funneled pipe outlets that spew flames. Some are active only half of the time while others are active all the time but vary in length.
Little Nemo: The Dream Master: In Nightmare Land, there is a fire and surfaces that spit out flames at regular intervals.
Looney Tunes:
- Taz-Mania (Sega) Taz-Mania on the Genesis has temple level with head statues. Those statues periodically breathe out fire.
- Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Hidden Treasure: In Lava Cave, there are certain parts on the walls that regularly shoot out fire.
Mega Man:
- Mega Man (Classic):
  - Mega Man: Fire Man's stage introduces blocks that shoot out fire upwards at regular intervals. Ice slasher can freeze those flames. Flame obstacle returns in Wily stage 1.
  - Mega Man 7: Flame emitters appear in Turbo Man's stage and Wily stage. There are two types with the first acting like flame pillars in Mega Man 1 and the second shooting out long permanent stream of flame.
- Mega Man X
  - Mega Man X2: Second half of Flame Stag's stage has wall-mounted flame emitters that shoot out flames.
  - Mega Man X5: Mattrex's stage has dragon head statues that emit flames from their mouths.
  - Mega Man X6: Blaze Heatnix Stage has flame jet exhausts that vent out flames every second or every few seconds.
Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City has these appear in the Factory stage. They shoot flames at Jordan from diagonal angles.
Ninja Five O has flame spewers mounted on surface in warehouse stages.
Ninjish Guy In Low Res World: A few screens have jets of flame coming out from the floor, either permanently or periodically.
Nosferatu: There are lion head decorations that shoot out flames rather rapidly.
Pac-Man World: In the first game, there is a section with a single flame spewer moving back and forth.
Penny's Big Breakaway: Scene 4 introduces flame emitters that regularly or constantly emit jets of flame.
Phantom 2040 on Genesis: Early level has flame exhaust that shoots out flames.
Pitfall!:
- Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure has sections on the wall that regularly spit out flames, they're usually near the handholds.
- Pitfall: The Lost Expedition: Part 10 introduces flame-shooting traps that are timing-based. These show up later on as well.
Power Blade: Sector 2 has surface-mounted alcoves that shoot vertical flames at regular intervals.
Prison City: In Factory level, there are flame emitters that shoot out flames diagonally.
Psilo Sybil: Temple level has holes in the wall with flames regularly coming out of it.
Rayman:
- Rayman 2: The Great Escape has several of these, mainly in the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire and in the Sanctuary of Rock and Lava. Some of them have intervals in which the player can pass by when not active, others spew continuous flames at which the player has to move over the flames. Some of these even rotate in position at certain parts of the levels.
- Rayman Legends has a level called "How To Shoot Your Dragon". That level has pipe outlets that shoot out flames. What is unusual is that those flames have an arc or even wiggle pattern.
Ristar: Under Factory features numerous walls covered with flame emitters. The flames spewed out by flame emitters are relatively small though.
Robocop 2 on the NES: Final sectors have Floating Platforms with flames coming out from them below. Some flames are shorter and consistent while others are long but only active half of the time.
Rokko Chan: Volcano Man's stage has pipes that shoot out flames at regular intervals.
RosenkreuzStilette Freudenstachel: Zorne's stage has flames that shoot out from the ground. These flames can be temporarily frozen.
Shatterhand: Last area has floor-mounted flame emitters that regularly shoot out flames.
Shovel Knight:
- In the main game, Explodatorium's stage has flame pipes. Some only shoot out flames as the player steps on them. Others emit flames at regular intervals.
- In Shovel Knight Dig, there are flame traps in Smeltworks.
Shovel Pirate: Eventually, flame emitters show up that periodically emit jets of flame.
Silent Assault: In a third level, there are floor-mounted flame exhaust things.
In Skator Gator 3D, chimneys are in poor state, regularly releasing bursts of flame.
Sonic the Hedgehog franchise has seen such obstacles from time to time.
- Sonic the Hedgehog: Flame spewers make their debut appearance in Scrap Brain Zone. In there, pipes (sometimes broken) periodically emit flame.
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2: An unusual variation appears in Oil Ocean Zone. An obstacle that spews out green flames is covered with a lid that regularly flies up to expose the flames below.
- Sonic 3 & Knuckles: Another unusual variation appears in Flying Battery Zone in form of a flame emitter that shoots flames to both sides but is disabled and acts as a springboard when stood on. More traditional flame spewers appear in Lava Reef Zone Act 2.
- Sonic Adventure DX: Red Mountain features flame-spewing hazards that emit flames in every few seconds.
- Sonic Unleashed: Occasionally, streams of fire can be found. For example, in pipework sections in Eggmanland.
- Sonic and the Secret Rings: A section of a sand oasis has burners that shoot out flames.
Spark the Electric Jester 3: Conspicuous flame spewers appear in a few places such as in Protest Prison where Spark rides a vehicle through metallic octagons with flame traps.
Starshot: Space Circus Fever: Near the end of the game, there are surface-mounted flamethrowers. Player needs to deactivate them remotely in order to proceed.
Super Adventure Hand has two types of flame emitters, most commonly encountered in early game. first one is stationary flame emitter, complete with canisters that shoots out flames at regular intervals. Another one is barrel that constantly shoots out flames at multiple directions but can be rotated by hand.
Super Mario Bros.:
- Super Mario Bros. 3: Airship levels have flame traps that periodically emit flames. Airships, when appearing in subsequent games, often have these traps as well.
- Super Mario 64 has Flame Sprouts: An obstacle that shoot out flames. In Big Boo's Haunt, one of the ghost portraits also acts as a flamethrower.
- Super Princess Peach: Fury Volcano has red flame emitters that regularly spew flames.
- Super Mario Galaxy: Flame shooters appear that shoot out flames when Mario gets close.
- Super Mario Bros. Wonder: In addition of airship stages with flame traps that emit green flames, there are also 5-way flame emitters rotating along the tracks in the level Level "Pull, Turn, Burn". Player can manipulate their location by pulling handles.
- Yoshi's Island:
  - Yoshi's Story: In castle levels, there are flame emitters pushed by shyguys that vent out flames.
  - Yoshi's Woolly World: 6-3 features many sets of zippers. Flame is spewed from the open sections of the zippers.
Super Robin Hood: Lower areas have heads that shoot out flames in front of them.
Super Widget: Volcano Eruption Zone has lava pits that, among other things, shoot out flames from time to time.
Toki: The third stage has fire vents that frequently sprut out flames.
Tonic Trouble: In a few instances of the game, there are edge-mounted flamethrower hazards that passively emit flames.
Toy Story 3: Broken flame-spewing pipes appear in Incinerator after meddling with Smashing Hallway Traps of Doom.
Vivaldia 2 has flame emitters in lava stages.
SNES Warlock game has head decorations in the castle stage that regularly breathe out flames diagonally downward.
Waynes World on the SNES: Flame belchers are located on the floor in the bar level.
Whomp Em: In Fire Test, there are caves, filled with locations where bursts of flame regularly emerge.
The Wizard of Oz features chimneys that burst out into flames regularly.
Wizards & Warriors has lava caves. There is a flame coming out of a Lava Pit, moving back and forth, increasing and decreasing in length.
Wolverine has "Trial By Fire" level. In that level, there are spots on the ground that regularly spew out fire.
Stage 5 in Yo! Noid have a couple flame outlets that spew fire regularly.
Yooka-Laylee: In Hogswitch Hollow, there is a segment that includes flame grill platforms that regularly spew flames. Yooka must hime his jumps to reach the fire Yooka form, at which point he is immune to fire.

Puzzle and Puzzle Platformer

Buzzle Puzzle has a flamer that shoots flames in a rotary pattern.
Deadly Rooms of Death: Fire traps are introduced in The Second Sky. They burn anything in their tile at the end of each turn, even hitting flying monsters like wraithwings. They can be turned on or off with orbs or pressure plates.
Karoshi: There are flame emitter hazards in Mr. Karoshi. The player must find a way to use them to kill himself.
Lemmings has flamethrowers in the "Fire" or "Hell" tileset that burn lemmings on contact. Unlike many examples, the sprite is misleading; the flame periodically bursts out, but its hitbox is constant.
The Lost Vikings
- In the first game, in one of the levels in The Great Factory, there are flame emitters that emit a constant downward flame stream. Baleog must use his arrows to disable the flames.
- There are many flame hazards in The Lost Vikings 2 and one of them is a flame emitter that constantly shoots out flames. Olaf can block it with his shield.

Real-Time Strategy

Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos has both horizontal and vertical flame traps (in red and blue varieties for some reason) that mostly see use in Baseless Mission-type dungeons where there are fewer units to move past them and so get the timing right.

Roguelike

20XX:
- In the first game in Agnisort, some surfaces are covered with flame emitters that constantly keep relatively short blue flames burning.
- In its sequel 30XX, there are flames in the Burning Temple zone. While some seem to be on the surface at random, others are clearly spewed via metal surfaces with holes.
Enter the Gungeon has some levels with floor hazards that periodically shoot out flames.
Noita: Occasionally, in temple, the player encounters wall traps. Some of them shoot out flames.
Realm of the Mad God: Cave Of Thousand Treasures has floor traps that regularly emit damaging flames.

Role-Playing Game

Dark Souls II: Sections of Brume Tower and Iron Keep have flame-shooting flamethrowers, taking in shape of statues.
Diablo 3: Arreat Crater has a few forges that emit flames.#
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Flamethrowers are just one of the many kinds of traps found in Dwemer ruins, usually triggered by pressure plates but sometimes on a timer. The ruin Raldbthar contains a group of bandits who are using one to roast some meat.
Genshin Impact: Many domains have devices that spit fire. Some of them continually shoot unless frozen and just need to be avoided as much as possible or disabled by an ice character, while others release fire at specific timing and can be passed in between cycles of flames.
Mega Man Battle Network: Several fire-based levels throughout the series have flames bursting on the map that deal damage to Mega Man when struck.
Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero: Stage 5 is "Fire Element", which takes place in an underground volcanic area riddled with platforms hanging over lava and secret floor traps that spew fire streams upwards.
Paper Mario: The Origami King: Fire jets mounted on rotating circles are among the hazards in the Earth Vellumental Temple. Guts of fire "breathed" out by phoenix-headed statues are also common in the Fire Vellumental Temple, both as stationary and moving hazards. In one section, one pops down from the ceiling to burn away items that Mario tries to use.
The Shantae series: Shantae: Risky's Revenge: What are called Dragon Statues in Shantae and the Seven Sirens, are called Fire Breathing Statues in this one, by Bolo if talked to after getting the second Magic Seal, and as the name implies, they're stone heads that have a Breath Weapon that Shantae has to wait before she can pass safely.
A Very Long Rope to the Top of the Sky: Corona Lucis has a section that involves dodging flamethrowers, but being touched by the flames results in being teleported away to attempt the puzzle again instead of being hurt.
Warframe
- In Corpus gas cities you can find distressed pipes which are always one stray shot away from ejecting a stream of flame for a short while.
- The Defense mission in the Kuva Fortress adds new hazards with each completed wave, including flamethrowers sliding along the walls, emitting continuous streams of fire.

Shoot 'Em Up

Axelay: Stage 5 has chimney-like structures on lava that emit flames high enough to pose danger to the fighter.
Gradius series: Unusual variation appears in stage 3 of Salamander and stage 1 of Gradius 2 where giant arcing flames come out from the flaming surface, sometimes once but sometimes repeatedly. In stage 6 of Salamander, a more traditional and short-range flame spewers appear as an obstacle.

Survival Horror

Alien: Isolation: Thanks to the disarray of the station and more than a few deliberate explosions, there are several areas where gas pipes have turned into flamethrowers that impede Amanda's progress, and will cause scripted events that cause an explosion that summons the Xenomorph if you approach them.

Third Person Shooter

In the third act of Max Payne, there's a few gas flames that will instantly kill Max if he steps in them, the gas has to be cut with the valves first.

Wide-Open Sandbox

Starbound:
- The Great Sovereign Temple has one route that's filled to the brim with fire traps. If you go there, Nuru will express her displeasure over it and fire in general.
- Outside of the main story, there's also the final arena challenge where the fire traps there not only damage you, but also empower the enemies there if they walk into it.
Terraria: The Lihzahrd Temple is filled with various kinds of traps, one of them being a trap that spews out flames in front of it should a player step on a pressure plate that triggers it, aptly named as the Flame Trap.

Non-Gaming Examples

The Princess Bride features the Fire Swamp, where jets of flame periodically burst from the ground.
In Sherlock Holmes (2009), Lord Blackwood has Irene Adler shackled to a pig slaughterhouse's assembly line which carries her between gas valves shooting gouts of flames. When Holmes finds a solution around this by using a blanket, there's still the matter of the bandsaw blade at the end of the line.
Shredder Orpheus: The Underworld parking garage has flame jets appear from the floor sporadically for Orpheus to dodge on the way to the final confrontation with Hades.
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: Spongebob and Patrick are briefly seen carelessly navigating volcanic flame spewers while singing about how they're men.

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