UFOPHILIA — is a first-person psychological horror game about hunting aliens, where the main weapons aren't bullets, but equipment, observation, and strong nerves. You travel to locations where people have reported close encounters, set up equipment, search for signs of anomalies, and try to figure out who exactly is nearby. The problem is, the unknown is also studying you and doesn't always wait for you to calmly take a photo. Prove it first, then take pictures The mission begins with a search for clues. EMF detectors, night vision cameras, directional microphones, heart rate monitors, and other devices help narrow down the pool of suspects. You can't simply run around the location and hope for success: each alien type has its own reactions, behavior, and weaknesses, and the wrong move can quickly turn the investigation into a struggle to survive. Once the spawn zone is found, the most nerve-wracking part of the work begins. The alien becomes visible, but approaching it will only be possible under certain conditions. One might play on your fears, another might be curious, and a third might be aggressive and ready to abduct the unwary explorer. A photo must be taken promptly, otherwise, instead of proof, all that's left is a blank film and some very bad memories. Features of the game A first-person psychological horror game featuring a UFO investigation. Nine types of aliens with different behavior and characteristics. Special devices for searching, identification and photography. Random missions, ranks, upgrades and Roswell points.