Undertale

really fun game but gets a bit boring without mods

[h2] Standout Positives: [/h2] - [b] Characters [/b]: One of the most charming and (surprisingly) down-to-earth cast of characters I've seen (albeit a bit exaggerated personality-wise). You grow to genuinely care about each of them which is really impressive given Undertales shorter length. - [b] Story Telling [/b]: For such a short game, there's a lot to unpack here and sit with. Undertale can go from hilarious and fun to devastatingly heartbreaking, but overall, the story is beautifully told. - [b] Music [/b]: Frustratingly catchy. I've had "Hopes and Dreams" stuck in my head for the past 3 days. - [b] Creativity [/b]: Between the fourth-wall breaks and the theme of showing mercy/solving battles through means other than fighting, Undertale is incredibly unique. You won't find many other games like it. [h2] Standout Negatives: [/h2] - [b] Controls [/b]: As someone with a 60% keyboard, holding down the FN key the entire time I played was a bit annoying. I wish there were more options for accessibility. - [b] QoL Mechanics [/b]: I feel Undertale could benefit from some quality of life changes (i.e. being able to buy more than one item at a time, separate inventory slots for equipment vs. items, etc.) [h2] Overall... [/h2] Despite being held back slightly by some accessibility/quality of life issues, Undertale is a wonderful game and I highly recommend it! It's overflowing with personality, surprisingly emotional and is, most importantly, very fun to play. Whether you're only casually interested in videogames, otherwise, or even a deranged psychopath, I think this game has something for everybody.