Kill it with fire garden of evil hidden path

Kill It With Fire takes the simplest concept of killing spiders and elevates it to a comedically high level, including rag-doll physics, over-the-top spider detecting equipment and a hilarious and wide array of weapons to choose from. Throughout Kill It With Fire, you can find several weapons scattered around each map to collect for your arsenal in order to prepare for the arachnid hordes that await you.

With a range of weapons varying from Assault Rifles to Flame Throwers, Kill It With Fire really doesn't take itself seriously and equips you with enough firepower to take out an army (of spiders).

10 The RPG: Big Explosive For Little Spiders

One of the final weapons you receive in Kill It With Fire, the RPG is available in 'Paper Trail.' Suitably handy with its huge damage output and great explosion radius, the RPG has a lot to love about it, despite the small ammo count.

Capturing the hilarity of Kill It With Fire, the RPG can be used effectively in any scenario and, although it might be a bit overkill for one spider, it excels at taking out a large group of any Queen Spiders. Although it might cause some slight chaos.

9 The C4: And Now We Wait...

Following the theme of hilariously over-the-top explosive weapons, C4 is a weapon you get around the start of the game in the mission 'Close Encounters.' Throughout the campaign, the C4 is incredibly handy as you're able to stay one step ahead.

You can sabotage a room and detonate once all the spiders funnel in, or just set fire to the map in general. The hilarious introduction of the C4 provides heavy damage and a huge amount of chaos.

8 Frying Pan: Spider Splatterer

Taking many players back to the days of Team Fortress 2, the Frying Pan is a hilariously strong melee weapon. Found in the level 'Domestic Duties,' the Frying Pan is absolutely one of the best melee weapons, and getting it so early will help many players.

Providing a satisfying sound after each hit, the trusty kitchen cooking utensil makes for a fantastic spider-killing weapon. With this vanquishing many spiders in one hit, the great damage is complimented by how utterly satisfying it is to use.

7 Trimmer: Cutting Grass And Spiders

Thanks to this hilariously useful garden tool, players can trim the grass, as well as unfortunate spiders who come into your path. Found on 'Garden Of Evil', the Trimmer is another example of a fantastic melee weapon, excelling at consistent high damage.

With a high damage output and high ammo count, the Trimmer is an underrated melee weapon that is hilarious to use. It can interact with the environment, cutting down hedges and trimming grass, while also killing any spider incredibly quickly.

6 Ninja Stars: Deadly (In)accurate

A suitably hilarious weapon found in the 'Garden Of Evil', the Ninja Stars are useful for those who have fantastic accuracy. Although incredibly difficult to hit spiders with them, the ninja stars still do a high level of damage for a ranged weapon.

With high damage, but incredibly low accuracy, the Ninja Stars are more of a novelty than a useful weapon. Despite their low accuracy, they are both hilarious and cool pieces of equipment that can be reused.

5 Lawnmower: Vehicle Of Mass Destruction

One of the most unique weapons in Kill It With Fire, the Lawnmower doubles up as a vehicle and as a spider-killing machine. Found on 'Down The Spider Hole', the Lawnmower can be used to cause absolute carnage to both grass and spiders.

With one of the highest damage outputs, the Lawnmower is a menace to any spider (or hedge) that might get in your way. Although the Lawnmower is incredibly slow, it's still a hilarious novelty to use and offers the relaxing alternative of cutting the grass instead.

4 Laser Sword: Jedi, Spiders, And Fire

Finally, a way to satisfy both the Star Wars and exterminator fantasies. The Laser Sword is a brutally strong melee weapon that not only has high damage output but sets anything it touches on fire. Hilariously extreme, the Laser Sword unleashes your inner Jedi.

Only found through collecting Christmas Ornaments, the Laser Sword is the funny weapon that fits right into the exterminator's arsenal, wreaking havoc on nearby shrubbery, spiders, and the environment.

3 Laser Gun: Space Age Anarchy

Following its predecessor, the Laser Gun can only be found after collecting Christmas Ornaments, found on every map, and can cause huge amounts of damage. One of the strongest guns to be found in the game, the Laser Gun is comically extreme.

With bullets that finitely ricochet and ignite anything in its path, the Laser Gun may sometimes feel too strong to use, as it can not only kill most spiders in one shot but will leave a path of fire behind you. Great in small quarters, the Laser Gun is a deadly, hilarious weapon.

2 Saw Launcher: Carpentry Carnage

Found at the very last level of Kill It With Fire, 'Consequences,' the Saw Launcher is a makeshift weapon of mass destruction. Epitomising the ridiculously hilarious nature of the game, the saw launcher is the award for seeing the game through.

Shooting up to five blades, that can be retraced at the press of one button, ensuring an infinite ammo count, the Saw Launcher is phenomenal. It causes major damage, sets anything it touches on fire and is just incredibly cool. The Saw Launcher is an apt reward for completing the game and being abducted by a spaceship.

1 The Shoe: The Secret Weapon

Found only after every single level has been completed, players have to find nine pieces to fill in a mystery device found underground on 'Down The Spider Hole' and then solve a tedious riddle. After repairing the wall, players are tasked to find 9 secret symbols for the funniest weapon in the game.

All symbols can be found with the blacklight, as there is one symbol every level (only visible with the blacklight) and, once the wall has been solved, players earn The Shoe. Although starting off weak, after you manage to kill a couple of spiders, the damage of the weapon increases with its kill count, until every hit causes a mini-nuke.

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