Undertale

So this game is mainly story story story, don't pick it for the rtx graphics or the immersive combat experience. I consider it to be a well writen story first and everything else second. Also about the story, its not life changing or the next [insert beloved story here] and in my opinion it doesn't need to be, but i enjoyed the writing and the characters and i think the pacing is rather well handled for the duration of the game! Also i really enjoyed the music! The combat isn't revolutionary or anything but i think it fits the game and the story! So yeah that, watch a trailer and half an hour of gameplay or something like that and if it seems interesting its a nice unique experience!

Undertale can be only describbed as less of an actual game and more of experience with button commands, which may sound as negative at first because it implies the game as simple, bt trust me on this one: it is THAT GOOD. The story and deepely estabilished characters are unboubtly a great reward for a battle system that emphasizes interaction rather than fighting, and to wrap all of this the game offers a nice pixel art work and of course: one of the best soundtracks in gaming history! This RPG has my seal of approval. Just keep in mind that your decision making really matters in this game, so... If you choose a different path than mine - treat all characters nicely - Things can become rather... Unsettling.. Also, this game deserves to be played multiple times, it has many different outcomes!

Yeah, it's overrated, not bad mind you, but bleh. The music is great, the originality is there, it's a parady of sorts. Charming... but it goes WAY too long. After 3 hours I was getting bored, 5 hour mark I was done, still didn't finish it. I'd say do some research first. I went in blind just hearing that it was everyone's darling and original, but definitely not for me. It's a 2 star game, but a +1 is for being an interesting indie game. Pass.

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Without question one of the best games to come out in a long while. Deceptively simple but with a good amount of challenge to work through, and a story that is also fairly simple, but written and played out in such a way that it evokes powerful emotion multiple times throughout the gameplay, along with plenty of humor that will have you laughing out loud. Combine that moving story with a perfect mood-setting soundtrack, and you've got yourself a grown man in tears, and I ain't afraid to admit it. *I recommend that you do NOT play the Deltarune demo (it's a very lengthy and fleshed out 'demo') until you've finished this. There are MANY UT references in Deltarune, despite it being in a 'separate' storyline, several things will still not quite make sense unless you're familiar with Undertale.