These are the Game of the Year awards UFO 50's massive collection of roguelikes, Metroidvanias, and more missed out on by not actually being released in the '80s
Year in Review | UFO 50 might just be one to play forever
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I’ll start this with the caveat that I have definitelynotfinished every game in UFO 50 - that’s a multi-hundred-hour time investment that I haven’t been able to manage in this, theyear of hundred-hour JRPGs. But I have played each game long enough to at least complete the achievement that adds its gift item to the main menu’s virtual pet garden, which is just about enough time to at least understand what every title has to offer.
Best game of 1982 - Barbuta (Image credit: Mossmouth)
Best game of 1983 - Ninpek (Image credit: Mossmouth)
Best game of 1984 - Mortol (Image credit: Mossmouth)
Best game of 1985 - Mooncat (Image credit: Mossmouth)
I’ve seen the end of Mooncat and I’m still not sure I truly ‘get’ it, but damn if I’m not compelled all the same. Thiswouldbe no more than a solid platformer with …