Search All - UFO is a free hidden object game tasking you with locating flying saucers scattered across large environments, from obvious placements to subtle camouflage. The core challenge lies in identifying what counts as a UFO, since the game renders them in wildly inconsistent shapes—traditional saucers, rings, triangles, and abstract geometric forms. Best suited for patient hidden object enthusiasts willing to tolerate unconventional design choices and clunky map navigation controls.
About this game
Is a free hidden object game in which you have to find all the flying saucers in a large area. The flying saucers will be located in a variety of places, from the most visible to the barely noticeable places
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What players are saying
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It was fun - as all similar "find all" games. Simple, has all needed controls - turning music/sounds on/off, moving around the map, even help/clue button if you get lost. I wish it was also possible to turn it to windowed mode.
That being said, the "UFOs" were pretty hard to see - some were random triangles, some just circles/rings. I understand UFO can be anything but the ones in more traditional "flying saucer" shape were nice and easy to find. Rest I kinda clicked randomly.
SEARCH ALL - UFO - a free picture search with limited control.
+ free + decent background * hint system is practically a reveal, not just a "hint" * Relatively dense picture; relatively small for 100 elements - some UFOs don't look like UFOs; still relatively guessable, though - no free panning, no dragging, only hover over pan buttons for constant pan speed - getting into play is easy enough, but after finishing, the menu navigation wasn't super clear
Can be worthwhile for free, if you like these types of games, but not more than that.
Search All UFO is an odd one, for Hidden objects. I went from clicking whatever looked like a UFO, to literally anything that looked like an object sticking out; triangular prisms, and spheres would straight up count as UFOs?!
I'm also not a fan of the map scrolling, because you have to move your cursor over the arrows to have the view moved. It can get time consuming. I'm more accustomed to side-scrolling by hovering the mose over the corner of the screen you want to move to.
The background looks all right, with some small animations here and there. Music and settings are available, to adjust your gameplay experience.
This game takes a slightly different approach to HOG, but still worth a try if you're looking for something different. I just don't see myself playing any games with settings like Search All UFO again.
In this update, the incorrect display of the cursor and other interface elements has been fixed. This problem was observed only on screen resolutions greater than 1920 x 1080 pixels.
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