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UFO -A day in the life- Guides

A search adventure from Love-de-Lic, the creators of moon. Photograph invisible aliens scattered through an apartment building with a special camera and plan efficient searches within the available attempts.

English translation of the existing Japanese guide. Japanese-release names and mechanics are retained; this is not a new gameplay verification or a claim of complete coverage.

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📖 Start with the guide menu
📋 Overview of the walkthrough steps

Early game

Understand the system

  • ・Learn the camera, or Cosmoscope
  • ・Understand room layouts and an apartment patrol route
  • ・Reliably photograph easier aliens first

Midgame

Search efficiently

  • ・Track photographed and unphotographed aliens
  • ・Note aliens with appearance requirements
  • ・Patrol without wasting limited attempts

Late game

Find missed targets

  • ・Work through the unphotographed list
  • ・Target aliens appearing only under particular conditions
  • ・Check ending requirements
⚠️ Common sticking points and solutions

Problem: You cannot find aliens

Cause: Appearance locations or conditions are unclear

Solution: Patrol room by room and keep a list of photographed and unphotographed targets

Problem: Photograph opportunities run out

Cause: Too many shots are guesses

Solution: Photograph reliable targets first and reduce wasted shots

Problem: One particular alien cannot be photographed

Cause: Its appearance requirements are unmet

Solution: Check time-of-day and event-progress conditions before targeting it

💡 Key guide points

🛸 A day of photographing and rescuing invisible passengers

From the mothership, choose a destination such as corridor ROKA or an apartment and a time period. On arrival, move the viewpoint to inspect the surroundings for invisible-passenger clues. Look through the Cosmoscanner and photograph a likely moment. Shot capacity is limited, so aim deliberately instead of taking blind bursts.

The basic rescue cycle — read →

👁️ Locate unseen subjects through observation

Invisible passengers may reveal themselves through subtle changes in surrounding objects or situations. Unnatural movements or odd object behavior strongly suggest a nearby passenger. Scan every corner and focus on what feels wrong as the first step toward finding them.

Finding and photographing invisible aliens — read →

📷 Master the camera and record evidence

Photography displays a frame whose aim moves across almost the whole screen. Align it with a suspected presence and keep the subject near the center to reduce misses. Use the broad field of view to check suspicious locations systematically.

Using the Cosmoscanner camera — read →
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FAQ

UFO -A day in the life- Guide FAQ

Q1 What kind of game is UFO -A day in the life-? ▼
A

A search adventure in which a special camera photographs invisible aliens to rescue them. Its distinctive atmosphere comes from staff behind moon.

Q2 Can UFO still be played? ▼
A

The original is a PlayStation game. Recent port and rerelease activity provides options through used software or supported platforms. Choose an accessible method.

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UFO -A day in the life- Buying and setup FAQ

Q1 UFO -A day in the life- — where can I play it now? ▼
A

Platforms listed in the Japanese guide: PlayStation. Current downloads, rereleases and backward compatibility vary by region and platform edition. Search for the title on each platform's official store.

Q2 UFO -A day in the life- — where can I buy a used copy? ▼
A

Copies may be available from used-game retailers or online marketplaces. Compare stock, supported platforms, included accessories, and the condition of the disc or cartridge.

Q3 UFO -A day in the life- — can I still find a guidebook? ▼
A

Guidebooks published for the game may be available secondhand. Check the title, publisher and covered platform edition before buying.

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