UFO

weirldy fun and indepth for a dollar game. and if u dont get this game....go back to fortnite lil bro

I don't get it, but I think I've gained a lot from this game.

This game is neat and it's hard to pass up for less than a bottle of water. I enjoy how it brought up seemingly meaningless concepts through (very simple) gameplay and then expanded on it through the narrative. The story itself was very simple to instead took it's time to explore the psyche of the main character, but I didn't feel attached to the character in any significant way. Additional art of them, fleshing out their backstory, more events before the dream world began, or any number of other additions could make players more interested in them and in turn invested in exploring their mind. I want to know them on the outside to better know them on the inside. The use of heavily modified photos with hand drawn animation was great (especially with the 2-bit color filter + boarder) and was the main reason I bought the game. They do a good job communicating the story and keeping the surreal aesthetic. I don't know if the clean, anime styled art of the characters works, however. It makes them look rigid in animation and doesn't match the dream-like aesthetic. The art of them is still great though, I just don't believe it fits in this game. Besides design and aesthetics, UFO has s…

what the ♥♥♥♥ did I just play? (affectionate)

👎 No

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