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The "Fireboy and Watergirl" series consists of multiple games, with the first one released in 2016. The main characters, Fireboy and Watergirl, are designed to work together to solve puzzles across various levels. While there isn't a specific number of fireboys and watergirls created, the games feature various iterations of these characters across different environments and challenges. Each game typically focuses on teamwork between the two characters in their elemental-themed adventures.
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