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Undertale (also written as UNDERTALE) is a role-playing video game made by Toby Fox, an independent artist.
Find your way home in UNDERTALE for Nintendo Switch. This RPG takes place in a strange and magical world and features a touching story, hilarious dialogue and vibrant characters. UNDERTALE features a unique real-time hybrid combat system, in which violence isn't always the answer, letting you choose whether to fight or find a peaceful. METRO EXODUS LANGUAGE CHANGE RUSSIAN TO ENGLISHWatch Full Video AND FOLLOW BOTH METHODLIKE SHARE AND COMMENT BELOW!!!!!#metroexodus#metrolanguagechange#russi.
In the game, players control a human child who has fallen into the Underground, a large and out-of-the-way place under the top of the Earth, separated from the rest of the world by a magic wall. The player meets many kinds of monsters as they try to return to the surface, mainly through the fighting system; the player takes turns selecting actions and avoiding attacks made of many bullets, and can choose to befriend or subdue monsters so that they won't get killed. The player's choices change many things in the game, including how characters act, and what kind of story it is.
Fox developed almost the whole game by himself; he wrote the words and made the music by himself, and only used a few pieces of extra art given to him by other artists. The game was inspired by the Mother and Mario & Luigi role-playing series, the 'bullet hell' shooter series Touhou Project, and the British comedy show Mr. Bean. Undertale was originally meant to be two hours long and released in mid-2014, but creating the game took over three years, making the campaign longer and not making the game available until much later.
The game was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows and OS X on September 15, 2015. When it was released, the game was praised for its writing, themes, easy-to-learn fighting system, music, and original ideas; with praise directed towards its story, dialogue, and characters. The game sold over a million copies, and was nominated for many honors and awards, including Game of the Year from many gaming news sources, winning others from conventions including South by Southwest.
Gameplay[change | change source]Undertale is a role-playing game that shows everything from above.[1] In the game, players control a child and finish tasks in order to go forward in the story.[2] Players explore an underground world of towns and areas, and must solve many puzzles on the way.[2][3] The underground world is the home of monsters, many of whom fight the player;[3] players decide to fight, run away, act, or make friends with them.[2][4]
When players meet enemies in either scripted events or random encounters, they enter a battle mode. During battles, players control a small red heart which represents their soul, and must avoid attacks shot by the monster(s) in a way much like a bullet hell shooter.[2][3] Deeper into the game, new types of gameplay are shown; these include blue-colored bullets that only harm when the player is moving, or orange bullets when staying still. Boss battles often introduce these coloured bullet mechanics.[5] Players can use the ATTACK option to attack, which involves timed button presses. Players can also use the ACT option to do many different actions, which are different from enemy to enemy, usually for a peaceful resolution.[2] Players can also use the ITEM option to eat food to heal, or to put on weapons or armor. Players can also use the MERCY option to spare enemies or flee away; monsters can be spared only if they have been beaten up enough to make them weak and unable to fight, or if they have been pleased by the right actions.[6] In order for some boss battles to be completed without involving murder, the player must survive until the character they are facing has finished their dialogue. The game has many story branches and endings depending on whether players choose to murder or spare their enemies; and as such, it is possible to clear the game without murdering a single enemy.[7] Players earn EXP and gold for killing monsters. 
Monsters will talk with players during the battles, and the game will often tell the players what the monster's feelings and actions are.[8] Enemy attacks can change based on how players interact with them: if the player chooses non-violent options, enemy attacks are easy, but they become harder if players choose violent options.[3][8] The game uses many metafictional elements in both its gameplay and story.[9] When players play in a boss battle more than once, the dialogue will change depending on actions from the times they played the battle before.[10]
Characters[change | change source]CharacterRole in gameRoute where fight occursDescription
FriskPlayer characterN/AThe protagonist / antagonist (depends on their actions) of the game
Human who fell into the underground
Has the power of DETERMINATION, which allows them to reset and stay alive again after dying
FloweyFinal BossNeutral (as Photoshop Flowey) / Pacifist (as Asriel)Asriel unintentionally recreated as a flower after his death
Believes it's 'kill or be killed' due to his death previously when he was a pacifist
Has Determination (the substance, not the soul-associated power)
Has no soul so cannot feel positive emotion
SansFinal BossGenocidePapyrus' brother
Short skeleton who enjoys telling puns
Wears blue jacket and and shorts
Has knowledge of the concept of timelines
Likes to drink ketchup
PapyrusArea BossAll routesSans' brother
Wants to be part of the Royal Guard
Friends with Undyne
Enjoys cooking spaghetti
AlphysBattle component only (during Asriel fight)Pacifist (as component)Scientist
Tried to find a scientific way out of the Undergound
In love with Undyne
Built Metatton
Low confidence
Loves anime
MetattonArea BossGenocide (as Metatton NEO) / Neutral and Pacifist (as Metatton and Metatton EX)Robot built by Alphys
Originally human-killing but turned to TV stardom
Previously a ghost
Tv star show in the underground as there is no other entertainment
UndyneArea BossGenocide (as Undyne the Undying) / Neutral and Pacifist (as Undyne)Head of the Royal Guard
Determined to kill the player to get the last human soul.
Friends with Alphys and Papyrus
Shows ability to generate the substance Determination, which allows her to persevere after death before melting
NapstablookMini-bossNeutral and PacifistMetatton's cousin
Quiet and depressed
Informs the player that standard attacks cannot hurt ghosts
Loves making music
AsgoreArea BossNeutral and PacifistThe King of Monsters and of the Underground
Toriel's ex-husband
Declared that all humans who fell into the Underground must be killed to obtain their souls (seven human souls will break the Barrier)
Doesn't actually want to kill the player, but is fated to fight them.
TorielArea BossAll routesHistorical Queen of Monsters and of the Underground and Asgore's ex-wife
Motherly figure
Abandoned Asgore and moved to the Ruins after he declared any humans must die
AsrielFinal BossPacifistThe son of Asgore and Toriel
Killed by humans on the surface after taking Chara's body up
Transforms from Flowey when he absorbs all human souls and monster souls
CharaPseudo-bossGenocideThe very first fallen human, before Asgore's declaration
Made a plan to kill themselves so their soul could fuse with Asriel's, to kill 6 humans so they could free the monsters
Had gotten Asgore sick when her and Asriel were making a pie and mixed between cups of butter and buttercups (which is a bad flower).
Returns after the player has completed a Genocide run; they ask for the player's soul and takes it by force before deleting the world

Character	Role in game	Route where fight occurs	Description
Frisk	Player character	N/A	The protagonist / antagonist (depends on their actions) of the game Human who fell into the underground Has the power of DETERMINATION, which allows them to reset and stay alive again after dying
Flowey	Final Boss	Neutral (as Photoshop Flowey) / Pacifist (as Asriel)	Asriel unintentionally recreated as a flower after his death Believes it's 'kill or be killed' due to his death previously when he was a pacifist Has Determination (the substance, not the soul-associated power) Has no soul so cannot feel positive emotion
Sans	Final Boss	Genocide	Papyrus' brother Short skeleton who enjoys telling puns Wears blue jacket and and shorts Has knowledge of the concept of timelines Likes to drink ketchup
Papyrus	Area Boss	All routes	Sans' brother Wants to be part of the Royal Guard Friends with Undyne Enjoys cooking spaghetti
Alphys	Battle component only (during Asriel fight)	Pacifist (as component)	Scientist Tried to find a scientific way out of the Undergound In love with Undyne Built Metatton Low confidence Loves anime
Metatton	Area Boss	Genocide (as Metatton NEO) / Neutral and Pacifist (as Metatton and Metatton EX)	Robot built by Alphys Originally human-killing but turned to TV stardom Previously a ghost Tv star show in the underground as there is no other entertainment
Undyne	Area Boss	Genocide (as Undyne the Undying) / Neutral and Pacifist (as Undyne)	Head of the Royal Guard Determined to kill the player to get the last human soul. Friends with Alphys and Papyrus Shows ability to generate the substance Determination, which allows her to persevere after death before melting
Napstablook	Mini-boss	Neutral and Pacifist	Metatton's cousin Quiet and depressed Informs the player that standard attacks cannot hurt ghosts Loves making music
Asgore	Area Boss	Neutral and Pacifist	The King of Monsters and of the Underground Toriel's ex-husband Declared that all humans who fell into the Underground must be killed to obtain their souls (seven human souls will break the Barrier) Doesn't actually want to kill the player, but is fated to fight them.
Toriel	Area Boss	All routes	Historical Queen of Monsters and of the Underground and Asgore's ex-wife Motherly figure Abandoned Asgore and moved to the Ruins after he declared any humans must die
Asriel	Final Boss	Pacifist	The son of Asgore and Toriel Killed by humans on the surface after taking Chara's body up Transforms from Flowey when he absorbs all human souls and monster souls
Chara	Pseudo-boss	Genocide	The very first fallen human, before Asgore's declaration Made a plan to kill themselves so their soul could fuse with Asriel's, to kill 6 humans so they could free the monsters Had gotten Asgore sick when her and Asriel were making a pie and mixed between cups of butter and buttercups (which is a bad flower). Returns after the player has completed a Genocide run; they ask for the player's soul and takes it by force before deleting the world

Deltarune[change | change source]In late October 2018, Toby fox hinted at the release of a new game called Deltarune, which was released on 31 October, on his Twitter page. This new game is set in a similar world to Undertale and is familiar to previous players of the Undertale. It follows the story of a human, a monster and a 'darkner' to bring balance to the world.
Currently, only Chapter 1 has been released; Fox plans to create a development team and release the full game, with one ending only, when it is complete.
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↑Smith, Adam (October 15, 2015). 'Conversations With Myself: On Undertale's Universal Appeal'. Rock, Paper, Shotgun. Archived from the original on May 16, 2016. Retrieved May 16, 2016.
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