Among The Stars :UFO Hunting Simulator

Great little game to chill out to. The downside is it makes you wish you were stargazing yourself! Don't expect hours of fun as its a simple point and capture game but listening to music in a dark room with a drink is peaceful! Recommended, especially considering the price!

10/10 catch them dawg gon aliens

Half-expected to see some gleebers struttin' 'round the woods. That would bring some additional atmosphere. Little bulbous heads peeking behind trees, ooh yeah.

UFO Hunting Simulator is the coziest aim training software I've ever played—and one that never tried to be an aim trainer, at that. Well actually, the only skill you can train in this game is tracking. Tracking is when a target moves in a straight line at a fixed speed, and you have to hold left click and keep your cursor on the target with the greatest accuracy possible. Other aim trainers—for example, SteelSeries Aim Trainer, my personal choice—will help you train tracking, among other skills like flicking, clicking, and switching. All other aim trainers also have a mouse sensitivity option (hell, most 3D games do). UFO Hunting Simulator, however, does not have a mouse sensitivity option whatsoever. There will be no editing config files for you either, because the setting just isn't in the deliverable as far as I can tell. I actually couldn't set my DPI low enough for my tastes with this game, as Logitech G HUB has a floor of 200 DPI, and I needed 133. See, I use a large mouse pad, and prefer roughly 18 inches per rotation, for which 200 DPI was STILL too high in this game. To fix this, I used (and recommend using) the software "Raw Accel" to further adjust my sens. With that,…

There is a lot of alien activity tonight.

This is a great little game to unwind with. Its simple mechanics of pointing and capturing stars make for a peaceful, meditative experience. The atmosphere is perfect for listening to music, sitting in a dark room, and enjoying a drink while playing. The only downside is that it might leave you wishing you were out stargazing for real! It’s not a game that will keep you entertained for hours, but as a short, calming escape, it does the job wonderfully.