Undertale

This game will make you laugh, cry, and everything in between.

Undertale is an RPG game where you play as a child and fall into the underworld learning what happened to humans and monsters living in harmony. As you progress through, you must find a way out using the power of "DETERMINATION".

When I first saw this game I was like, "Ugh... too much pixel art. This is NOT my kind of game." I have also never really liked RPG games but I guess I underestimated it. This game holds so many secrets, mysteries, surprises and story. Here are the five reasons to why Undertale is one of the greatest games ever made:

1. The story: This game has three fates; Pacifist, Genocide and Neutral. You get to choose which path you take. You can either spare every creature you see or murder every living thing in the Underground. Or kill certain creatures and see what the outcome is. Whatever it is, it is YOUR choice!

2. The characters: The character development is so well done in this. You would eventually fall in love with the characters. Now what I mean by 'fall in love' with the characters, I mean you will simply love them as if they are really your friends or enemies.

3. The music: The music is amazing! The songs are so catchy and the boss music are so well done. The soundtrack is sold separately for a good reason.

4. The battle system: Each battle is different and cleverly well done.

5. The emotions: No game has ever left me filled with emotions as much as Undertale did. The characters will leave you either happy, sad, creeped out, weirded out, scared, angry, depressed, etc. When I played this game, I got the feels so much.

So what I am trying to say here is that if you haven't played Undertale, I would highly recommend it. Don't be fooled by the visuals because with a game like this, there is no need for great artwork.

In 'Undertale' you play Frisk, an androgynous young human who has entered a world of bizarre creatures. Luckily for Frisk, the first of this alien landscape's inhabitants to be encountered is a very helpful goat who takes them into her home and provides them with food and shelter -- but not all encounters end in such hospitality.

From socially awkward aeroplanes to demonic flowers and pun-loving skeletons, your travels in 'Undertale' will acquaint you with a wide variety of eccentric characters, all of whom have different ideas about Frisk, the first human to enter their land in a long time. The plot may sound ludicrous, but I advise even rather serious sorts to give it a chance. As the story advances, you'll realise that you've grown surprisingly attached to (some of) the things that call the Underground home.

The game features a lot of fighting, typically performed by pressing a certain key at the right time and using the arrows to dodge enemy hits in a 'Space Invaders' style. You're also given the choice to spare the creatures you come across (even the bosses), which has huge narrative implications.

Creator Toby Fox's music in 'Undertale' rather simple but highly enjoyable, and certainly enlivens both the exploration and combat. I was pleasantly surprised at how appropriate the various tracks are, and how Toby Fox seemed to implement each one at just the right moment.

This is a very cleverly designed game, and its simple appearance belies its intricate narrative and excellent writing. An outstanding job.

This is an adventure game where you interact with monsters and your decisions change the game.

This is an amazing game, that will play on your heartstrings. I would recommend anyone to play this.

I absolutely love this game; its funny, sad, dramatic, creepy, bright, happy, has a great soundtrack, sans, etc. It truly was a great experience. Pacifist route was a very nice playthrough with a nice little ending to it, and genocide was as freaky and difficult af as it should have been. Very challenging, and yes, I did indeed beat sans. That was brutal. I just wish the game was longer. My only complaint :)