UFOPHILIA is a premium adventure game with elements of psychological horror. Your objective is to find, identify, and photograph aliens located in remote locations full of strange phenomena. Each mission is random, and you can never know what type of aliens are present in them, so be prepared to face what’s ahead.

Use cutting-edge technology to look for aliens

In UFOPHILIA, there is a wide selection of specialized tools available at your disposal to help you gather evidence, like night vision cameras, remote microphones, and heart sensors, to name a few. Successful investigations earn you Roswell Points, which can be used to upgrade and unlock new tools.

There are nine unique alien types, each with its own distinct behaviors. Some are harmless, while others will try to abduct you. The missions are procedurally generated, meaning spawn zones and alien types vary. However, the game is limited to solo play. It’s also worth mentioning that the overall pacing is slow, which could feel dull for some players.

Would have been great with co-op play

In conclusion, UFOPHILIA feels similar to Phasmophobia. Instead of identifying ghosts, you look for aliens in this game. It’s thrilling in the sense that these aliens are unpredictable, since some can be very aggressive and hostile towards you. Unfortunately, it’s only single-player, which is a huge disappointment since it looks really fun with friends.