Super UFO Fighter Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)
For this whacky Super UFO Fighter Review, we check out The space sport “SUPER UFO FIGHTER” which is all the rage in the galaxy. And UFO pilots, known as Shuforians, are battling it out today!
Super UFO Fighter Review Pros:
- Brilliant pixel art graphics.
- 211MB download size.
- Opening tutorial.
- Gotcha-style battle gameplay.
- The goal of the game is to smash the gotcha balls and then use your beam to carry the prizes to your chute. The thing is it’s al ays against an opponent doing the same thing.
- Five game modes – Target battle, Online, Campaign, Training, and Hot potato.
- The museum shows off all collected prizes and how many times you have collected them.
- Online has ranked and friend matches (has a room code system).
- Local co-op game modes.
- Single player support in every game type except hot potato which is Co-op only.
- A target item can be found in the gotcha balls and collecting this will finish the round and give it to you.
- As you collect rewards, your opponent’s defense bar will rise making it harder for them to score, alas scoring in your chute will lower your defense bar.
- In-game cutscenes.
- Can skip the cutscenes.
- You can hit and temporarily stun your opponent.
- Fast frantic action.
- Simple controls.
- Humor throughout.
- Environmental effects hinder both players.
- Unlock new characters by playing the campaign.
Super UFO Fighter Review Cons:
- No online leaderboards.
- It kind of feels like a Gimmick game.
- The Replay value is more for multiplayer.
- Solo play is not the strong suit.
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Super UFO Fighter:
Developer: Phoenixx
Publisher: Phoenixx
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- Graphics - 7/107/10
- Sound - 7/107/10
- Accessibility - 7/107/10
- Length - 6/106/10
- Fun Factor - 7/107/10
Summary
I can’t believe I am writing this but what we have here is a competitive gotcha machine-style face-off! You play as a character that can move all around the screen and you smash these balls to break them and rewards fall out, use your traction beam and get the rewards into your chute to win! The only thing is you have an opponent and they can be Ai in the campaign, local players from Hot potato, or online thanks to friends and ranked modes. I mean as you could probably guess the game has a short life in a single play, and a lot of replay value in multiplayer but again it’s all very limited more because it’s a Gimmick. Gimmicks wear off after a while but that doesn’t mean you should discount it, far from it, I urge you to try it just because it is a competitive gotcha game!
