Undertale

Overview

Number of Players

Single Player

Genre

RPG

Release Date

Switch eShop

18th Sep 2018 (US/Canada), $14.99
18th Sep 2018 (UK/EU/AU), £11.99

Screenshots (6)

Reviews

126
Review Undertale - A Postmodern RPG Classic That Every Fan Of The Genre Should Play

"Aren't you happy?"
RPGs have been around for nearly as long as the modern gaming industry has, and though genre standards are constantly being raised through the generations, there tends to be a homogenous sameness that many RPGs inevitably fall victim into. Octopath Traveler, for example, is a fantastic game, but it’s about as firmly traditional...
- Fri 14th Sep 2018
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- Undertale

Undertale Guides

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Guide Best LGBTQ+ Switch Games

Some of the best queer Switch games are also the best Switch games
The games industry has not always been good at portraying LGBTQ+ relationships and identities, but thanks to the efforts of small studios, indie developers, and LGBTQ+ creators, that's beginning to change. Not only do we have enough games with strong LGBTQ+ themes on the Nintendo...
- Wed 30th Jun 2021
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About The Game

The world-famous indie RPG UNDERTALE comes to Nintendo Switch! Fall into the underworld and explore a hilarious and heartwarming world full of dangerous monsters. Date a skeleton, dance with a robot, cook with a fishwoman...or destroy everyone where they stand. The future is yours to determine!

1
Kody127
Sun 18th Mar 2018

Can't wait to play Undertale on the go!

2
NentoxXP
Sat 12th May 2018

I love it

3
UndertaleFanBoy
Wed 27th Jun 2018

I know Undertale will come out eventually, so I'll have the * Patience* to wait. Lately though, I've had some Perseverance to try and find out the release date. But I WILL stay DETERMINED! Cause can always count on Nintendo's back*bone* to come through for us. ☻ 😏

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N00BiSH
Tue 31st Jul 2018

Do you know why I hate UNDERTALE? Because it's the best game ever made.

The graphics look like they were drawn by a four year old with the talents of Pablo Picasso in his prime. Which is what I would've said if I liked the graphics. Which I do.

Not.

Narratively, this game is a paragon of interactive storytelling. Every choice you make weighs on your conscious because the connections you make with the characters feel organic. And that's why I'm giving this game a five out of five...

billion. It flipping suck-