Go Go UFO

Every race in Go Go UFO plays out above a giant planet, with small ships circling a track that can toss them straight into space. Up to four people can crowd around one computer for the same match. Contact is risky here. A hard bump can knock a rival off balance, send both crafts sliding away, or throw someone off the course. Winning comes from staying on the route longer than the others, not from smashing ships for its own sake. Three courses are available, and each one changes the shape of the race in a noticeable way.

How to play?

Pick a course before the round begins, then set the player count from one pilot to four. Adjusting the control layout before launch helps if the default keys feel awkward on a shared keyboard. Steering does the real work once the race begins, because there isn't a brake button at all. Releasing the gas slows your UFO naturally until it comes to a stop, which is useful when the edge of the track gets close.