October 31, 2018 As teased yesterday, Toby Fox has released a new Undertale game, which can be downloaded for free - and may be demo of Undertale 2. As Undertale creator Toby Fox hinted yesterday, the ...

If you somehow have lived the past decade without playing Undertale, I don't even know why you are reading this. Undertale shifted indie games into the bright future we live in today thanks to its ...

After growing up with Pokemon, Kirby, and Animal Crossing, The Elder Scrolls' fifth installment of Skyrim changed her life and she's been an avid gamer ever since. If she's not tending to yet another ...

It’s safe to say that Undertale is one of the most important indie RPGs ever made. With its quirky characters, unique fusion of turn-based combat and bullet hell action, and mind-blowing morality ...

It’s playable on PC or Mac and it’s completely free. It features an art style similar to “Undertale,” but right now no one’s sure if this is a sequel, a prequel, a demo, or a completely new and ...

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Undertale is perhaps one of the most interesting RPGs to come out of the indie scene in years with its subversive style and charming cast and story. Meanwhile, Nintendo Switch fans have been enjoying ...

Audrey has been writing about video games for ten years and playing them for over twenty. A freelance journalist, they have been published in AniFem, Astray, and Anime Herald. In their spare time, ...

It's safe to say, however, that an indie title from 2015 is most certainly not the best game of all time. Except that it is—at least according to GameFAQs. For its 20th anniversary, the site planned a ...

Developer Toby Fox announced today that Undertale is at long last heading to Xbox platforms tomorrow on March 16th. The game will be compatible across Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S ...

Undertale, Toby Fox’s 2015 “friendly RPG where nobody has to die” that introduced us to a spaghetti-eating skeleton, some nightmarish dog-based body horror and decidedly catchy chip-tunes, has finally ...