Features The Most Difficult Moral Choice In A Videogame, Ever.

And I don't mean "killing or not killing." That's incidental. The world of Undertale is too small and too connected for you to not notice the consequences of being a ＭＵＲＤＥＲＥＲ; though if you're absolutely determined to kill everyone in your path, it's prepared an appropriately miserable experience for you. And that's cool. Just not sure why you'd want to play a goofy, charming videogame about lovable dimwits that way.

Don't want to get into specifics about what this game does right, because that would spoil (yes) some great moments. So I'll just say this game reminds me in some ways of NIER; they both cleverly integrate the mechanics of "videogame" with the story they're telling... and, well, I just said I wasn't going to talk about specifics. Go with your gut on this one: if the screenshots and trailer look neat to you, play it.

Features The Most Difficult Moral Choice In A Videogame, Ever. And I don't mean "killing or not killing." That's incidental. The world of Undertale is too small and too connected for you to not notice the consequences of being a ＭＵＲＤＥＲＥＲ; though if you're absolutely determined to kill everyone in your path, it's prepared an appropriately miserable experience for you. And that's cool. Just not sure why you'd want to play a goofy, charming videogame about lovable dimwits that way. Don't want to get into specifics about what this game does right, because that would spoil (yes) some great moments. So I'll just say this game reminds me in some ways of NIER; they both cleverly integrate the mechanics of "videogame" with the story they're telling... and, well, I just said I wasn't going to talk about specifics. Go with your gut on this one: if the screenshots and trailer look neat to you, play it.