Games Published By UFO Interactive Games
- Dreamcast
- Industrial Spy: Operation Espionage
- Monster Breeder (cancelled)
- Seventh Cross
- Nintendo 3DS
- Samurai Sword Destiny (eShop)
- Balloon Pop 2
- Zombie Slayer Diox
- Johnny Kung Fu
- Nintendo DS
- Chameleon: To Dye For!
- Devilish
- Florist Shop
- Heavy Armor Brigade
- Interactive Storybook DS: Series 1
- Interactive Storybook DS: Series 2
- Interactive Storybook DS: Series 3
- Kurupoto Cool Cool Stars
- Monster Rancher DS
- Monster Racers
- Labyrinth
- OMG 26 -- Our Mini Games
- Professional Fisherman's Tour: Northern Hemisphere
- Rain Drops
- Reversal Challenge
- Rock Blast
- Smart Boy's Gameroom
- Smart Boy's Toy Club
- Smart Boy's Winter Wonderland
- Smart Girl's Party Game
- Smart Girl's Playhouse
- Smart Girl's Playhouse 2
- Smart Girl's Winter Wonderland
- Smart GIrl's Magical Book Club
- Smart Kid's Party Fun Pack
- Smart Kids Gameclub
- Sudokumania
- Underground Pool
- Underwater Attack
- Nintendo Wii
- Anubis II
- Army Rescue
- Balloon Pop
- Domino Rally
- GEON
- Heavenly Guardian
- Saint
- Spy Games: Elevator Mission
- The Monkey King: The Legend Begins
- Ultimate Shooting Collection
- Chuck E. Cheese's Party Games
- PlayStation 2
- Heavenly Guardian
- Raiden III
- PlayStation Portable
- Chameleon: To Dye For!
- Dungeon Maker II: The Hidden War
- Warriors of The Lost Empire
- Elminage Original
- Xbox 360
- Raiden IV
- Way of the Samurai 3
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