I tend to go with a rather simple list of criterias when I rate artistic media. It usually revolves around the likes of
"Did this media make me feel satistfied?
Did it make me laugh until attaining stomach ache?
Cry somber, truly heartfelt tears?
Fear from the depths of my soul?
Rage, with good reasoning?
Did it leave me with a feeling of newfound revelation, and philosophical pondering?
Did leave me staring blankly at the media for a long amount of time after said media was, per se, over?"
Usually, I am able to tick off a few of these, and that usually already leaves a pretty acceptable media.

Undertale, however, left me questionning my standards for these criteria.

I tend to go with a rather simple list of criterias when I rate artistic media. It usually revolves around the likes of "Did this media make me feel satistfied? Did it make me laugh until attaining stomach ache? Cry somber, truly heartfelt tears? Fear from the depths of my soul? Rage, with good reasoning? Did it leave me with a feeling of newfound revelation, and philosophical pondering? Did leave me staring blankly at the media for a long amount of time after said media was, per se, over?" Usually, I am able to tick off a few of these, and that usually already leaves a pretty acceptable media. Undertale, however, left me questionning my standards for these criteria.