UFO Games
Free games that work on your phone, plus daily puzzles built on the Pentagon's real UFO files.
A new alien on the table every day. Trace the incision, read the clues, find its core organ and bottle it before the sedative wears off. Slip and it bleeds green or blue. Take too long and it wakes up.
Pick your ship, swap between blaster, spread, laser and homing rockets, and splatter waves of greys, void squids and slime. A Hive Queen boss every fifth wave.
One thumb. Hold to rise, let go to fall. Dodge searchlights, radar towers and jets. A new course every day, the same for everyone.
Swipe to merge sparks into comets, saucers, planets and galaxies. Can you reach Disclosure? Your game is saved for next time.
CLASSIC ARCADE: ABDUCTION · FLIR LOCK
Daily puzzles on the real files
Each excerpt is the Department of War's own description of a real file from its PURSUE UFO records, published on war.gov/UFO. In Release Detective, guess which of the 2026 releases it came from. Five files a day, and every answer links to the full official record.
“This document is an Air Intelligence Information Report (AIIR), a standardized U.S. Air Force reporting form used to record raw information of potential intelligence value for later analysis. The form served as a primary vehicle for U.S. Air Force field intelligence collection throughout the early Cold War, until defense-wide…”
Learn the releases
Not sure where to start? Our guide to every 2026 UFO file release lists the dates and file counts, and the Release 07 explainer covers the latest batch.
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