
Play Ufouria: The Saga Online
Game Info
- Platform
- NES
- Genres
- Action · Platformer · Adventure
- Player Perspective
- Side view
- Developers
- SUNSOFT
- Publishers
- SUNSOFT
- Release date
- November 19, 1992
Summary
Ufouria: The Saga feels like a little Metroid‑style playground on the NES, with a world stitched together from outdoor zones, caves, water sections and quirky platform rooms teeming with wandering enemies. From the start you control Bop‑Louie, but the real magic kicks in when you rescue his three friends, each bringing a unique ability that opens doors – literally and figuratively – to areas that were previously off‑limits. The European release adds its own flavor: character names and sprites were tweaked, bird foes drop heavy weights instead of the original… well, less pleasant projectiles, and the PAL cartridge runs the music a notch faster on an NTSC console. Because Sunsoft of America pulled the plug on a North American launch, the European and Australian versions became rare collector’s items, and the game now enjoys a modest cult following thanks to its quirky design and password system.
Storyline
In the original Japanese version of Ufouria: The Saga, the adventure follows a penguin‑like hero named Hebe as he searches for his missing comrades Ō‑Chan, Sukezaemon and Jennifer. The trio vanished into a vortex of time and space during a massive war, and Hebe must track them down, defeat the alien menace Unyohn, and return everyone to their homeworlds.
The Western localization rewrites the cast as Bop‑Louie and his friends Freeon‑Leon, Shades and Gil, members of a 21st‑century family living in the world of Ufouria. After Bop‑Louie discovers a mysterious crater that swallows his friends, he falls in, loses his memory, and learns that his companions now view him as a threat. The quartet must reunite, overcome amnesia, and collect three keys by beating guardians to unlock a gate that leads to a final showdown with Unyohn.
Edited by Maya Carter
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