An Incredible Experience
Like with many pieces of media of its caliber, I'm sure you've heard people talk all about how great Undertale is, and you're woefully fed up with hearing it. My advice? Just play it for yourself! It's a wonderful game.
Toby Fox has an incredible talent for writing strong characters. The main cast is very easy to fall in love with. Ignoring his impact on meme culture (which is a big one), Sans is genuinely one of my favorite characters from any piece of media ever. He's a lot more interesting and lovable than the memes alone can explain. Because of this, I of course recommend the neutral and pacifist runs. I couldn't do genocide. I'm one of those people that feels awful about being mean to those poor little pixels on my screen.
UT is also a great entry point to other games that inspired it, like Earthbound, and an entry point for other indie games similar to it. Although at this point, I'd hardly call Undertale indie with how popular it's become. It's indie the same way FNAF is, I guess.
There's a reason so many quotes and moments from the game have become so popularized. It's beautifully written, with genuinely funny comedy; it's equal parts heartwarming and heartbreaking. Go ahead and treat yourself by playing the game if you haven't. Then play Deltarune's current chapters, too!
(Word of advice, though. I'd be cautious in the fandom space. There's some great stuff there, but like many fandoms of its size, it can have some weird and toxic stuff in there.)
Toby Fox has an incredible talent for writing strong characters. The main cast is very easy to fall in love with. Ignoring his impact on meme culture (which is a big one), Sans is genuinely one of my favorite characters from any piece of media ever. He's a lot more interesting and lovable than the memes alone can explain. Because of this, I of course recommend the neutral and pacifist runs. I couldn't do genocide. I'm one of those people that feels awful about being mean to those poor little pixels on my screen.
UT is also a great entry point to other games that inspired it, like Earthbound, and an entry point for other indie games similar to it. Although at this point, I'd hardly call Undertale indie with how popular it's become. It's indie the same way FNAF is, I guess.
There's a reason so many quotes and moments from the game have become so popularized. It's beautifully written, with genuinely funny comedy; it's equal parts heartwarming and heartbreaking. Go ahead and treat yourself by playing the game if you haven't. Then play Deltarune's current chapters, too!
(Word of advice, though. I'd be cautious in the fandom space. There's some great stuff there, but like many fandoms of its size, it can have some weird and toxic stuff in there.)
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