UFO Interactive Games - Games Published By UFO Interactive Games

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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