UFO - Unfortunately Fortunate Organisms Reviews

human go smush and the aliens eat their liquid and its a fun game

Very cool old school style type of computer game. Fun way to pass the time. Thoughtful gameplay and enough replay value to keep playing for hours more and try to get better with each playthrough. Great blend of fast paced shooting and some strategy with how and where you should handle your abductees for upgrades.

[h1] Nice little timewaster, using humans as resources to upgrade your UFO, great approach! [/h1] Sometimes I get stuck when I fly too high with my UFO, resulting into death because I am an easy target. Very grindy game, but fun as it lasts. The goal is magnificent to work yourself towards it.

Rebinded controls, but they don't work. Game seems to be abandoned by dev.

I enjoyed it. Like a modern day Defender with some added resource management features. It's simple but it's a good time.

Very cool little game, reminds me of some of the old school stuff I used to play on sites like miniclip. I have always been a fan of any game that has upgrade systems, and was not disappointed here. One of those games that are deceivingly simply - simply mechanics, but a real challenge. For the price point, you really can't go wrong :)

First Impression Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ve5pSSn-I&feature=youtu.be A fun little game where the objective is to abduct people, grind them into ship upgrades, then fight the end boss with aforementioned upgrades. Gameplay is simplistic; where you navigate around the planets, beam up civilians while shooting and avoiding enemy fire/natural obstacles. While not on a planet, you are treated to a cross-section view of your space ship, where you can churn up your human captives into upgrades for various ship systems. You can upgrade your lasers/bombs, shields, health, carry capacity, range, etc. There are three planets which you can visit to farm upgrades. The first is fairly calm and reminiscent of earth, the second is a fiery planet with spews of lava columns, and the third is what looks like some kind of infected planet with wavy tentacle things and a tornado. Each planet is more difficult than the last, but abductees are worth significantly more. Graphics are whimsical, simple, and enjoyable. The audio and soundtrack are also pretty good, so no complaints there. I only ran into one glitch, where my ship outran the scrolling action and my ship went off-screen for a few seconds. My biggest complaint is the boss fight. The issue is not so much perma-death if you die during the stage, but that you can sit in orbit and pummel the boss for literally several minutes with no effect. The fight starts out fairly well, with destroying the shield generators, then the compounds on the ground. But once he reveals himself, there seems to be no way to destroy him. Also, There is a glitch where I believe turrets are spawning underground and shooting at you through the planet. There is no way to destroy those, which is mildly irritating as well. But all in all, this game is actually pretty fun. I think it's worth it for about a buck and a half.

Lovely game with morbid humour. Once I started playing I couldn't stop until I finished it. Has a lot of replayability with fun mechanics. Good purchase!

It's a pretty fun game, there's a satisfying feeling dropping people from a height and hearing that squish. I quite liked the upgrade system, solid and feels impactful and having a lot of health helps in mass abducting those little fleshies. Controls are your standard WASD but, they feel comfortable when moving around the planet and when I do get hit by stray bullets, it's usually my fault in my placement. Art style is pretty good, although i'd love to see more terrified faces on the humans as they go into the blender that is the Mothership, The Mothership is nice too, clear and concise when upgrading the craft. It's a Christos out of 10 Needs more books. For this price, it's a great little time killer and would happily recommend it to a friend or buy it as a gift even.

Liked UFO quite a bit. Took me like 5 hours to play through and get all achievement but 1. Decide yourself if 5 hours of fun is worth it for you. I loved it and would pay that happily again.