A homage to the infamous CV II: Simon's Quest (1987), with great pixel art, catchy NES-style music & an intriguing morality system. The action platforming is rather playful & forgiving. Has 2P Co-Op.

A 16-bit-style remake of Natsume's 1990 NES 2P Co-Op action platformer. The original team has masterfully improved one of their old games again. Again without betraying essential gameplay limitations.

A not too orthodox Mega Man-like platformer in the style of Shovel Knight (2014), quite similar in its presentation, humor, game structure (overworld map) & well-thought-out level design. Underrated.

A NES-style action platformer based on a fictional 80's film that only exists in the form of a soundtrack. Therefore, it has great music, but also beautiful pixel art & fantastic old school gameplay.

Imagine if the infamous Action 52 (NES, 1991) game collection was actually good, very good. However, Ufo 50 also creates a wonderful fictional console library with cohesive games from 1982 to 1989.

A PS1-style collectathon 3D platformer in the more restrictive & linear way of Pitfall 3D (PS1, 1998) or Frogger 2 (PS1, 2000). Great presentation & well thought out, later pretty challenging levels.

A parodistic collectathon 3D platformer in the vein of Mario 64. Yet, your cab has unique platforming mechanics (no jump button) & you also have to transport passengers like in Crazy Taxi. Psychotic!

A gorgeous blend of Sega's Super Scaler classics (like Power Drift & its twisty tracks), 90's arcade racing in general (blue skies & RR's music) and Mario Kart's gameplay (drift button & drift boost).

Racing heavily inspired by the first F-Zero, with flying sections inspired by Star Fox 64. Despite EA, it already plays great & the music is fantastic, but I think the vaporwave visuals don't fit.

Likely the best F-Zero X/GX-like racer (in the strict sense) to date. Not only does it offer phenomenal gameplay (with unique twists), but also superb music & the aim for great presentation (it's EA).