It's pretty much all storytelling based, as there are zero bullets to dodge, just a lot of ACT choices and (if you wish) the option to FIGHT. Story oriented: "Shifter Simulator." Which was actually the reason I finally got around to even downloading Untiale in the first place.
I haven't won the whole fight yet as I'm a bit underskilled, both as I never attempted Genocide route and more used to gamepad, but I am digging the mechanics I have seen so far and have heard spoilers about a later part that should be awesome when I get that far into the fight. Out of what I have played so far in Unitale:Ĭombat oriented: "Save Goatbro" An end of pacifist fight versus plain old Flowey. Heard Alphys (the one without the robot, as there are two popular ones) and Mettaton NEO are suppsoed to be really, really good (and hard).
And haven't done any of the "major" AU fights or the fanmade genocide fights. Or just youtube a few fights and hope the player has enough basic decency to link the fight in their description.įor me personally? Only got Unitale recently. Each battle is then a seperate listing on the "select-o-matic" screen within Unitale.Īs for actual games (and not just single full battles) Undertale Red is the one I see referenced the most. Engine is one download, each battle is downloaded seperately and then placed into the "mods" folder of untiale.
The most popular method, although it is only single isolated battles with no world map, is Unitale.
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