Okay, so technically you will go up against this guy numerous times, but we want to include him because every single fight was interesting. Undertale is all about defying the expectations of the player, but this was the first time that people really felt how much this game could mess with t

Initially, the Undertale fanbase rushed to pre-order the Undertale Collector’s Edition . So much so that it sold out and Fangamer needed to prep another batch. Even so, it appears this is not truly a limited collectible (yet). Right now the PS Vita Collector’s Edition is still available in stock. The PS4 and PC copies are out, but another production run is set for mid-March. As such, interested parties should still be able to snap up a copy without resorting to ridiculous eBay listings.

When first starting up Undertale , players are given an option to name the "Fallen Human." This ends up being a bit of a trick. Instead of the name being applied to the main character of the game, it ends up being applied to the fallen human who was Asriel's adopted brother. A hidden detail of the game is that players are unable to name the Fallen Human "Asriel." If players attempt this, the game does not allow them to proceed to the beginning of the story. Clearly, as the narrative later reveals, the name Asriel is already ta

Is this edition worth it for $64? If not for the golden locket, they would be asking for way too much money for what amounts to a fairly standard collection (game, soundtrack, art card). The locket steps things up, however, and is almost certainly a must have for serious fans. Since this isn't a common addition to a special edition, it's hard to even grasp what it's actually worth. Maybe these music box mechanisms are super cheap, but it's a cool collectible. Folks who don't want the cute locket should feel free to pick up the Standard Edition instead. It’s a lot cheaper and still offers a copy of Undertale updates|https://undertalezone.com/ you can place on your shelf.

In fact, while exploring Undyne's home, you can discover some things that are obviously Alphys or things that exist because of her. For example, Undyne claims to not like soda despite having soda in her house. Alphys owns a cup of soda, so it might actually be for her whenever she visits. Undyne also tells you, "No nerds allowed" when you interact with her room door but then corrects herself that "some nerds are." That is definitely in consideration to Alp

Undyne's unusual name has a couple of hidden meanings. One is that it's based on water elementals or water nymphs known as "undine." With the name's similarity and Undyne being a fish woman, the connection was obviously on purpose. Undine are typically associated as being female and sort of like mermaids. A fish woman is close enough tho

A strange yet endearing habit of children in the world of Undertale is their penchant to wear striped shirts. Not only does Asriel wear a striped shirt (as players find out if they got the good ending), but Frisk and the first Fallen Human wear one as well. We can't exactly blame Asriel for confusing Frisk with his former adopted brother. From what we can see, the two shared very similar fashion choices. Asriel's green-and-yellow striped shirt is noticeable if you travel back to the Ruins after getting the good end

Determination is a central theme in Undertale. It's what lets you reset, get stronger, and overcome difficulties. If not for this ability to deny death, you wouldn't be able to kill anyone, ceasing to exist before you lay your hands on any innocent creat

Once the locket and its shell have been removed from the box you gain access to the rest of the Collector’s Edition. These additional contents include a collector’s edition soundtrack in a Blu-Ray style box, a postcard featuring artwork from 2gold, a sticker, and a physical copy of Undertale itself. It’s very strange to see that the copy of Undertale was given a different cover for PC. Both PS4 and PS Vita’s cover mimics the cityscape art on the outer cover for the Collector’s Edition. However, the PC game has a pure black cover with only logos on the front. It’s a weird choice and doesn’t look good. At least there is a 24 page story pamphlet included inside.

The soundtrack comes with two discs. This means you’ve got access to the complete soundtrack (which is over 100 songs). A digital download is not included, but most Undertale megafans probably already have the soundtrack digitally to begin with. Why did the soundtrack come in a large case instead of typical CD case? That’s to make room for a sheet music booklet. It features some key song sheet music along with notes from Toby Fox. Although this was a cool gesture, the layout could use some work. For example, opening up one song on the first page does not continue on the second. Instead, it’s kind of like a newspaper layout where the song picks up again a few pages later. Suffice it to say that folks may have a hard time using the sheet music as designed to play their favorite tracks.