Undertale

 PlayStation 4
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7.3

Mixed or average reviews- based on 976 Ratings

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  3. Negative: 208 out of 976
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  1. RafaelDB464
    Aug 15, 2017
    10
    The negative reviews are just people that love hating over the game that was popular in 2015.
    DO NOT LISTEN TO THEM!
    Undertale is a Fantastic Indie game and it's worth it on PS4 and Vita as much as it was on the PC! there's not many differences from the Original version aside from Illustration Boarders and Japanese Language option, but if you never played Undertale, i Highly Recommend    The negative reviews are just people that love hating over the game that was popular in 2015.
    DO NOT LISTEN TO THEM!

    Undertale is a Fantastic Indie game and it's worth it on PS4 and Vita as much as it was on the PC! there's not many differences from the Original version aside from Illustration Boarders and Japanese Language option, but if you never played Undertale, i Highly Recommend it!

    This is one of many amazing Indie Experiences you will ever try it out and i'm glad Playstation fans will be able to try it out    … Expand
  2. Henrique2417
    Mar 25, 2018
    9
    the game is good, with good songs, incredible characters and an incredible story, but the game is only 6 hours long, which makes it a bit short
  3. Turbodowg
    Dec 5, 2019
    10
    As someone who grew up in the 80’s and 90’s I absolutely adored Undertale. Styled and influenced mainly by 1989’s JRPG Mother, Undertale takes you on a fun, funny, bizarre and at times challenging adventure through a monster filled underworld. Full of unique and interesting characters who are complimented by hilarious dialogue; the story draws you in, allowing you to move beyond the 16 bitAs someone who grew up in the 80’s and 90’s I absolutely adored Undertale. Styled and influenced mainly by 1989’s JRPG Mother, Undertale takes you on a fun, funny, bizarre and at times challenging adventure through a monster filled underworld. Full of unique and interesting characters who are complimented by hilarious dialogue; the story draws you in, allowing you to move beyond the 16 bit style graphics and lose yourself in your imagination.
    The art style is basic but very deliberately basic as a love letter to the golden era of gaming and classic role playing games.
    The world is nostalgic and fun to explore. The combat system is unique and fun. You can either fight enemies or choose to spare them by engaging in witty dialog. When you are attacked you must control a heart (representing your soul) through a series of bullet hell, platforming, dodging senarios which get more and more insane as the game progresses.
    Boss fights stand out as the most interesting and challenging parts of the game. These include battling against Doggos, Giant spiders, skeletons, Ghosts, killer robots and heroic warriors. Boss fights are made even more awesome by the fantastic individual boss theme that plays during battle. The music is simply amazing in the game and will stay with you long after you’ve completed the game.
    The soundtrack adds to the depth of the game and conveys sadness, joy, fun and adventure, enhancing each scenario it is used for.
    The game is around 8 hours long which leaves you wanting more, this encourages further play-trough’s to get alternative endings.
    If you haven’t played Undertale yet, go play it! And see what you’re missing out on!    … Expand
  4. hsynulassudem
    Jul 25, 2018
    10
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  5. Maximus1370
    Sep 14, 2019
    9
    pos:
    great narration
    awesome puzzles
    funny characters

    neg:
    retro graphic
    music themes
  6. DarkDestroyer95
    Apr 14, 2020
    10
    Hands down the best game ever. The characters are amazing the story is captivating the sound track is incredible and just the way the game is is outstanding
  7. elPiero
    Oct 31, 2017
    10
    This is one of the best modern rpg games to play, taking the Earthbound gameplay and taking it way far away, Undertale have a unique fight system that makes the battle more interactive, you not just receive damage waiting for your next turn, you can dodge the attacks by moving your little hearth, also you can spare enemies by flirting or just talking a bit with them. Everything that you doThis is one of the best modern rpg games to play, taking the Earthbound gameplay and taking it way far away, Undertale have a unique fight system that makes the battle more interactive, you not just receive damage waiting for your next turn, you can dodge the attacks by moving your little hearth, also you can spare enemies by flirting or just talking a bit with them. Everything that you do in Undertale feels important on the story, with amazing characters, amazing 4th wall breaking, amazing jokes and humor and lots of endings depending on the way you act through the game. 10/10 Is a must have if you like this kind of games.… Expand
  8. Frontfacepeppe
    Nov 16, 2017
    10
    This is such a sweet indie work of passion. There is genuine quality and dedication put in to this game. If you don't understand this game it does not make it bad. My heroes journey through this game kept me coming back and it never grew boring or soulless. This game has a soul and if you appreciate works of art then this is for you.
  9. brazzerq
    Dec 30, 2017
    9
    A work so genial and original, where the definitions of "right" and "wrong" acquire new meanings, and in which the impact of our decisions takes on a tangible value.
  10. CreepGames
    Nov 9, 2017
    10
    I've never loved such games, But this game is just great! Nice graphics and an amazing story! Bosses lead to horror! A lot of very interesting characters! I recommend to play!
  11. BlakDak666
    Aug 15, 2017
    8
    As a person who heard and never played Undertale on PC yet had a PS4, I was quite happy to hear the game was coming to the console and the Vita of all things. Hearing about it's achievements and awards it was given by even the most cynical of critics made me wonder much about the world of Undertale, so I was quite excited to jump on it and give it a run through. So does it deserve praiseAs a person who heard and never played Undertale on PC yet had a PS4, I was quite happy to hear the game was coming to the console and the Vita of all things. Hearing about it's achievements and awards it was given by even the most cynical of critics made me wonder much about the world of Undertale, so I was quite excited to jump on it and give it a run through. So does it deserve praise and acclaim then? Absolutely.

    There is such a love and fervor for this game's design, from the characters, the way you interact with the encounters, the fourth-wall breaking that can nail you, as the player, into a realm of humor, emotion and even guilt as every act you commit yields a consequence or effect. The music is top-notch and despite the graphics and textures being a bit lackluster, the homage to older games from the 80s and 90s really makes Undertale a game that takes a bold concept, and executes very well for what it has. Despite the praises, however, I feel the need to hammer at the game for a few things that aren't dealbreakers by any means (an 8 to me is a GREAT score, everyone deserves a chance to play this kinda of thing) but I feel hold it back some.

    The characters you encounter are definitely memorable, there is no doubt in my mind of this. The issue though is everything is VERY limited when doing things with them. It allows you to have a special moment with them once and doesn't show more of their side as they develop. Having a few more hangouts and conversations could make them far more powerful. Dating a skeleton should go alot farther and that's all I gotta say for that.

    The combat can be a bit unfair for newcomers. The game employs turn base RPG with bullet hell mechanics mixed to create a very interactive hybrid that gives you a bit of depth to your choices. The reason I feel it's unfair is that some attacks come so quick and have little time to react that I died quite a bit from my engagements. There is also a moderate irritation of backtracking for certain things, whether that be items, dialogue or events. I do think there should have been a smarter way of handling this without making newcomers feel the groans of running all the back for something and realize it was a waste of time. It's a shame because the game has great pacing leading up to the finale and it's spent doing side things despite the creator trying not to employ those kind of things and tell us in the game "doing something is going to be remembered". The last bit I would say that irked me (more of preference but perhaps an issue for some) is the voices. While I respect the homage to older games like Banjo and Kazooie for having goofy voiceovers instead of voice actors, Undertale's characters "voice" sounds can be grating to listen to. It feels like going silent would have been a far better move in my opinion, but if you are use to this kind of talk then it's fine.

    I do not want someone to misunderstand my 8/10 score. Undertale is a GREAT game that ends (the true ending of course) on a purely powerful and emotional note that speaks deep in not just the characters I encountered on my journey, but me as a person who has played games since I was a baby. $15 dollars for this game is honestly a no brainer and I recommend this to anyone interested in bold and new takes on current genres. While it has some issues that I feel can take away the experience much to the overwhelm of critical and fan acclaim it has now for almost 2 years, I completely understand more higher scores regardless. Undertale is a funny, emotional and interesting journey that pierces through your gaming soul in very clever ways.    … Expand
  12. BubaMan
    Jan 31, 2018
    8
    What can I say about Undertale that already hasn't been said... so I'll just mention difference of the PS4 version...

    The visuals, story, gameplay and music are all on par with the PC version but the implemented trophies are way too easy - You don't even have to finish the game to get the Platinum! You just need enough money for the 15 Dognation Trophies (you can quit the game after    What can I say about Undertale that already hasn't been said... so I'll just mention difference of the PS4 version...

    The visuals, story, gameplay and music are all on par with the PC version but the implemented trophies are way too easy - You don't even have to finish the game to get the Platinum!
    You just need enough money for the 15 Dognation Trophies (you can quit the game after getting the last Dognation trophy, keeping your money on your saved game) and to REACH the final area - you don't even have to enter it.
    They should have locked at least one trophy against each completion imo but trophy hunters will at least be happy.    … Expand
  13. Andjelico95
    May 13, 2018
    10
    Pros:
    + Emotional story
    + Multiple ways to play the game + Many innovative surprises + Funny/good dialogues + The battle system + LOVELY music + The characters + For those who likes simple and linear gameplay + Gives nostalgic feelings + OK Graphics Cons: - The game is too short for the RPG genre - Too few equipments - No basic exploring, like hidden item chests or side    Pros:
    + Emotional story
    + Multiple ways to play the game
    + Many innovative surprises
    + Funny/good dialogues
    + The battle system
    + LOVELY music
    + The characters
    + For those who likes simple and linear gameplay
    + Gives nostalgic feelings
    + OK Graphics

    Cons:
    - The game is too short for the RPG genre
    - Too few equipments
    - No basic exploring, like hidden item chests or side quests that rewards you. (not a big minus for me)    … Expand
  14. Yura2K
    Aug 29, 2019
    10
    A lot of 0... Hey, Soniboys, isn't graphics important? The main thing in the game is the story?!
    Oh, i forgot double standard...
  15. Dardevid
    Nov 16, 2019
    10
    Non ho idea di cosa scrivere.
    Non ci sono parole, o, almeno, io non riesco a trovarne, che riescano a dare un' idea esaustiva di quanto geniale e stupefacente sia a mio parere questo gioco.
    Ho sentito per la prima volta parlare di Undertale meno di un anno fa, mentre intrattenevo una normale conversazione con mia cugina. Curioso di provare questo gioco, presentatomi come:" Un abbattitore    Non ho idea di cosa scrivere.
    Non ci sono parole, o, almeno, io non riesco a trovarne, che riescano a dare un' idea esaustiva di quanto geniale e stupefacente sia a mio parere questo gioco.
    Ho sentito per la prima volta parlare di Undertale meno di un anno fa, mentre intrattenevo una normale conversazione con mia cugina. Curioso di provare questo gioco, presentatomi come:" Un abbattitore della quarta parete di prima classe", lo scaricai.
    Ammetto che la prima ora circa di gameplay non mi coinvolse: trovavo le musiche delle Rovine ripetitive e fastidiose, con delle meccaniche di combattimento interessanti ma poco sfruttate.

    Poi iniziai a progredire durante il gioco.

    Mano a mano che proseguivo, iniziavo ad imbattermi in personaggi sempre più interessanti e ben caratterizzati, ambientazioni meraviglianti dalla meraviglia accresciuta proprio dalla risoluzione grafica che Fox ha attribuito al gioco. Iniziai ad apprezzare una comicità arguta, una colonna sonora a dir poco armoniosa, Compreso tutto, credo che nell'istante immediatamente precedente al "finale", ovvero subito dopo la bossfight alla fine delle Hotland, avrei dato a questo gioco un 7.5, forse un 8, in quanto era stata un esperienza di gioco piacevole, con combattimenti ardui ed ingegnosi. Ma solo dopo, dopo avere terminato la trama, dopo il mio primo playtrough, toccai con mano l'effettivo potenziale di questo gioco, portante una massima di vita estremamente positiva e quantomai veritiera: le nostre azioni, anche se videogiochi estremamente violenti dove avvengono stragi e carneficine per mano di noi giocatori senza che nessuno batta un ciglio, hanno delle conseguenze.
    Il fatto che sia possibile ottenere molteplici finali in base al nostro comportamento nei confronti degli NPC, ai quali dopo numerose partite ci si affezionerà in un modo assolutamente unico, è stupefacentemente coinvolgente.
    Non scendo minimamente nei dettagli per fare in modo da non rovinare a nessuno questo Must-Play, dico solamente che vale tutti i soldi spesi per acquistarlo non solo per il gioco in sé, ma per l'infinito potenziale speculativo che sta dietro alla trama principale su alcuni temi: teorie, personaggi enigmatici, eventi non ben specificati...
    Non fatevi ingannare dalla morbosità del fandom di questo gioco, compratelo, e vi migliorerà la vita.    … Expand
  16. LenardTheLord
    Nov 16, 2019
    10
    Undertale, the best game of 2015.
    I love this game because it has a different mode than the other games and a good story.
  17. LikeaPisces
    Dec 22, 2019
    10
    Beautiful and inspiring. Suitable for oldgamers. Mixed gameplay between jrpg and bullet hell. Of incredible creativity. Charismatic, cute characters. One of the few cases of games that when you turn off you miss everyone you met there. Mindblowing as it progresses. Great experience!
  18. coryinthehous25
    Aug 30, 2017
    9
    Undertale is a really cute and quirky game. It's one of those games that can really help to put you in a good mood if you're feeling down because it's (at times quite bizarre) humor. The battle system is super unique and the ability to not kill a single enemy allows for a much different strategy from most games. I can understand how it wouldn't be a game for everyone because if you don'tUndertale is a really cute and quirky game. It's one of those games that can really help to put you in a good mood if you're feeling down because it's (at times quite bizarre) humor. The battle system is super unique and the ability to not kill a single enemy allows for a much different strategy from most games. I can understand how it wouldn't be a game for everyone because if you don't appreciate its quirkiness a lot of the game's humor will be lost on you. It is a little short but it has good replay value and for a cost of $15 dollars you can't expect a game that's the length of Skyrim and at that price you gotta check it out at the very least because it's a truly unique gaming experience!… Expand
  19. Matanuva135
    Oct 30, 2017
    10
    People like to hate for the sake of hating. Undertale is surely a failure of it's own success. This game is good, it deserves much higher score than a 6.2.
  20. JWGannon
    Sep 27, 2017
    10
    If you want your games to actually SAY something and evoke feelings in you, Undertale is where its at. You get attached to all of the characters, the story is great (especially if you're willing to put in the work to discover all of it), combat (or anti-combat?) is fun and engaging. The soundtrack is great as well.

    If you are exclusively into over muscled bad-asses mindlessly and    If you want your games to actually SAY something and evoke feelings in you, Undertale is where its at. You get attached to all of the characters, the story is great (especially if you're willing to put in the work to discover all of it), combat (or anti-combat?) is fun and engaging. The soundtrack is great as well.

    If you are exclusively into over muscled bad-asses mindlessly and amorally shooting people, perhaps this one isn't for you. Admittedly, Undertale isn't a game for everyone. There isn't blazing fast robot-on-ninja-on mercenary-action, or hordes of gory zombies, but, honestly, do we need more of that? If you are willing to give Undertale a chance and discover what its all about, it won't leave you disappointed. Also, there is a dog wedding.    … Expand
  21. snypoarts
    Sep 9, 2017
    10
    This game is a masterpiece of a satire. BUT IT IS A SATIRE. Be wary of that, don't go into this game thinking that it'll change your life, every part is so good. It's not the greatest game ever made. But it's got charm to it, good writing, some intuitive ideas making it feel very fresh and different than anything I have ever played.

    I recommend, but look up the first 15-20 minutes or so    This game is a masterpiece of a satire. BUT IT IS A SATIRE. Be wary of that, don't go into this game thinking that it'll change your life, every part is so good. It's not the greatest game ever made. But it's got charm to it, good writing, some intuitive ideas making it feel very fresh and different than anything I have ever played.

    I recommend, but look up the first 15-20 minutes or so to see if you like the characters. If you hate the characters, you'll hate this game because it's characters and story are what its about.    … Expand
  22. scrotty
    May 31, 2018
    10
    An RPG where you don't have to kill anyone. What more needs to be said? Really, this is one of the most creative games I've ever played and while yes, it's clear it was made by one guy when looking at the graphics, levels, etc., there is also a lot of heart and effort put into things such as the story, characters, music, and gameplay elements. Honestly, go into this game knowing nothing,An RPG where you don't have to kill anyone. What more needs to be said? Really, this is one of the most creative games I've ever played and while yes, it's clear it was made by one guy when looking at the graphics, levels, etc., there is also a lot of heart and effort put into things such as the story, characters, music, and gameplay elements. Honestly, go into this game knowing nothing, and you will be greatly rewarded. I do recommend not killing anyone on your first play through though ;)… Expand
  23. SZJX
    Sep 13, 2017
    9
    I've no idea why the game is received so poorly on PS4 but so well on PC. I can only assume that the PS4 gamers more overwhelmingly look for a streamlined, "exciting" entertainment experience and don't have any appetite to reflect upon the actual contents/story of the game, which is a real shame. Also they might be less used to indie games/games with retro graphics. I don't think anybodyI've no idea why the game is received so poorly on PS4 but so well on PC. I can only assume that the PS4 gamers more overwhelmingly look for a streamlined, "exciting" entertainment experience and don't have any appetite to reflect upon the actual contents/story of the game, which is a real shame. Also they might be less used to indie games/games with retro graphics. I don't think anybody who rated the game badly actually even understood what the game is about. They probably just stormed through the game killing everybody they see on sight... exactly the thing the game is making a point about. This game is a meta comment on the state of today's gaming culture. Sadly the ratings here seem to exactly prove why the author wanted to make such a comment in the first place... If somebody played through the story and yet isn't in the least bit moved by it, I can't imagine what kind of person he/she must be in real life... Just horrible. If you at least have some heart then play it and you won't regret it in the slightest. The alternative perspective it provides is incredibly refreshing and touching, though you might not necessarily agree with it. If you only look for the thrills of killing some enemy and never look at the story (which to be fair many modern games just don't give a f*** about), then don't complain after playing it or come here to leave bad ratings.… Expand
  24. mac1275
    Aug 21, 2017
    9
    This is an amazing game that is everything I personally want in an RPG: strong characters, doesn't take itself too seriously, uses your choices to greatly effect the game, branching paths, unique combat, clever mechanics, and even has a worthwhile message. Undertale also has some of the best chiptune music to really give it an interesting feel. If you haven't played Undertale just yet, IThis is an amazing game that is everything I personally want in an RPG: strong characters, doesn't take itself too seriously, uses your choices to greatly effect the game, branching paths, unique combat, clever mechanics, and even has a worthwhile message. Undertale also has some of the best chiptune music to really give it an interesting feel. If you haven't played Undertale just yet, I highly recommend that you give it a try.

    The low community rating is more due to the community of the game and less about the game itself. There are, however, some very nagging flaws that will inevitably hurt the game for some people so if any of the below flaws are things that bother you, Undertale may not be the game for you.

    -Bullet hell gameplay
    -Very low quality graphics (although they can be endearing if you take them for what they are)
    -Short run time (I actually have this as a plus, but understand why it could be a flaw to some)
    -Campy writing in a lot of spots (again, another plus for me, but it can definitely rub people with a different sense of humor the wrong way.
    -A lot worse when spoiled. Obviously I won't go into detail, but if you know enough about the game it loses a bit of charm and since it has been out a while, you probably know a little bit already.

    Hope this helps.    … Expand
  25. Kayla45
    Sep 8, 2017
    10
    Have you ever noticed how, in a typical RPG (and, now that I think about it, most games in general) battles don’t really mean anything? How many times have you defeated a miniboss, only to have it stand back up and laugh at you, saying “I have underestimated you! You are a worthy opponent! This is not the end! We shall meet again!” and make a getaway? Think about it. How many times do youHave you ever noticed how, in a typical RPG (and, now that I think about it, most games in general) battles don’t really mean anything? How many times have you defeated a miniboss, only to have it stand back up and laugh at you, saying “I have underestimated you! You are a worthy opponent! This is not the end! We shall meet again!” and make a getaway? Think about it. How many times do you beat up Balrog in Cave Story only to have him fly away without a scratch? How is Black Knight able to keep running away after Shovel Knight stabs the hell out of him? How come you black out if you lose a Pokémon battle, but none of the other trainers do? And how does the big bad villain always seem to get away, even if their HP hits zero, so they can reappear in the sequel?

    Undertale asks the question, “What if defeating an enemy in battle always means that they die?”

    This might seem quite inconsequential in random encounters, but Undertale will also pit you against several main characters. If you defeat a main character in battle, they’re dead for good, and the whole story changes to reflect it. Heavy stuff.

    But thankfully, as the game advertises, you don’t actually have to kill anyone! The game offers a second option to get out of battles: talking the enemy out of fighting. This involves solving a simple puzzle, almost always involving the “Act” menu in battle. The puzzle changes depending on what kind of enemy you’re fighting; sometimes you’ll just need to give them a compliment, other times you’ll need to survive several of their attacks, and so on. Once they’re not emotionally invested in the battle anymore, you can “spare” them, and the battle ends. You won’t get any EXP for it, but you’ll still get gold. It’s a very unique fighting mechanic!

    I admit, after my first playthrough of the game, I was disappointed in the story’s presentation. I thought that both the very beginning and the final area of the game were fantastic, dripping with shocking emotional dilemmas, but the middle 80% of the game’s content seemed like it relied too much on oddball humor and not much else. The game hilariously plays with expectations and has no shortage of genuinely witty satire of its genre, and I found myself amused by nearly all of it, but after the first two hours as I was walking across long linear worlds and listening to dozens of characters try to tell me jokes, I started to wonder where the emotional gravity had gone. “Why is this game making me laugh, when I thought it was supposed to make me cry?” I asked myself. “Where are the feelings? After such an excellent and powerful prologue, why is the game taking so long to show me more?”

    Later that night, as I was lying awake in bed, the answer hit me: the game was quirky and lighthearted because I was sparing everyone’s life. I wasn’t playing as a murderer. If you want this game to have drama, you have to cause it. And I think that’s where all the hype is coming from, all the talk about player choice. This is a game about being a tree-hugging pacifist, or a murderous psychopath who kills anyone who gets in the way, or anything in between. You only need to live with whomever you decide to be, because the game won’t let you ignore what you have done.

    Though it isn’t the most visually impressive game, and the stage design isn’t always the best, Undertale has left me feeling that I have just witnessed a work of art. It tried some new and ambitious things and isn’t ashamed of what it wanted to be. It's about 6 hours long; I’d recommend anyone to play it at least twice, just to be able to say that they've made their own choices and seen what the game has to offer. It’s hard to imagine that anyone would regret the experience.    … Expand
  26. nielstack
    Sep 7, 2017
    8
    this game is cool and I like it a lot. it has some cool elements in it that remind me of the old days of rpg's. even though this game is almost 2 years old it still holds up as one of the best games of that year
  27. Cureza
    Aug 23, 2017
    10
    Undertale is more than just a indie retro-RPG game. Undertale is not about exploration, nice pixel art ou epic combat moments (the boss fights are great btw), Undertale is about characters and the impact of your actions in the setting. If you want a game to get involved with the story and characters, Undertale is the game for you, but if you want sometihing more superficial this is not for you
  28. hahn_s0l0
    Sep 11, 2017
    10
    Defines a generation. A masterpiece in videogames.

    The game deconstructs video games into their most basic elements and executes magnificently on it. It lacks some of the high finesse of Bloodborne or dark souls but as far as representing the scope of a game's capacity to present a narrative to its player, Undertale is a huge step forward and deserves every bit of its reputation. It's    Defines a generation. A masterpiece in videogames.

    The game deconstructs video games into their most basic elements and executes magnificently on it. It lacks some of the high finesse of Bloodborne or dark souls but as far as representing the scope of a game's capacity to present a narrative to its player, Undertale is a huge step forward and deserves every bit of its reputation. It's the kind of game you have to understand if you want to make games. 10/10    … Expand
  29. timeknight
    Sep 6, 2017
    10
    This game is just as good the second time through on the PS4 as it was on the PC. The story, characters, music, setting, world... everything is great. 10/10 for Toby Fox and Undertale.
  30. Pixelparrot
    Sep 3, 2017
    10
    Undertale does this bizzare and rare thing when you actually like the characters. The game is filled with humour and charm. The soundtrack is AMAZING. The songs are extremely catchy and good. I am not the biggest fan of turnbased combat, but undertale's combat is so different and fun.
    The fandom is cancer...
    But does the community ruin the gameplay? Answer: Not at all.
    Not at all.
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Metascore
92

Universal acclaim - based on 18 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 17 out of 18
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 18
  3. Negative: 0 out of 18
  1. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    Oct 15, 2017
    90
    It's masterful, and practically unique - which is just about the best way to describe the game as a whole. [Nov 2017, p.88]
  2. Merlin'in Kazanı (Turkey)
    Sep 15, 2017
    93
    Undertale is the rare RPG that makes you feel tons of different emotions.
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  3. RPGamer
    Sep 12, 2017
    70
    Despite the fact that Undertale didn't tick all my boxes, it was still an enjoyable game. Its visuals and music brought to mind some of my most cherished memories from my formative years, and are top-notch even for games that try to evoke that retro vibe. Its narrative is tongue-in-cheek and consistantly sends surprises the player's way. The game excels at asking players to enjoy it in ways that are incongruous with the traditional way RPGs are designed. Unfortunately, those looking for a more traditional experience may feel short-changed here. The lion's share of the game's character, lore, and emotional impact is experienced by challenging yourself to play the entire game in a completely different fashion.
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