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UDO: Unidentified Drilling Object

Blue Firefly Studio · Feb 1, 2024

Series X|S · Xbox One · Switch

Everyone10+

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Dig through a mysterious planet in a delicious arcade down-scroller roguelike that basically challenges you to dig deeper and deeper into a creepy hole with an oversized drill! Go further to find mysterious technologies, improve your drill and suit, and make each run unique while being surrounded by creatures that definitely don’t want you in any of the 4 worlds in this weird planet you crashed into. The only way is down Master your oversized drill's mechanics to blast your way down into the creepy hole in a rare down-scroller game format. You'll be amazed at amazing how much different stuff you can do with it. JUICY, JUICY, JUICY Enjoy super tight and rewarding gameplay as you unlock perks and extra poweers for your character and drill. Proven meets the new UDO brings a familiar pixel art roguelike style with an unique easy to learn, hard to master gameplay mechanic. Lotsa Stuff Make each run unique by choosing between different suits and upgrades to shape your playstyle.

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  • Pure Nintendo

    Trevor Gould · Mar 26, 2024

    7.0
    UDO: Unidentified Drilling Object manages to have some success despite itself. While its numerous little issues accumulate into some unpolished real annoyances, it has that “one more time” element down, even with repetitiveness. I’m convinced there’s enough good here that a sequel should jettison the roguelike confines. Udo deserves to be a proper platforming adventure where it can drill a more unique identity.
  • Checkpoint Gaming

    Tom Quirk · Jan 31, 2024

    6.5
    True to the tagline of its publisher, UDO is certainly a short yet sweet game. As far as roguelikes go, fans of UDO’s bigger-budget brethren may find the game a little insubstantial, and it is true that within a handful of hours you will have encountered all that the game has to offer. That said, I can’t deny that I had fun bouncing down a big hole and drilling through bugs and big rocks, and some of the unlockable abilities do a lot to mix up what is otherwise a fairly repetitive time. As long as you go in with the expectation of a short, arcade experience and not much more than that, UDO is worth digging into.

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