#UNDERTALE PAPYRUS THEME 10 HOURS FULL#

ACT allows you to interact with the opponent with context-specific options, for example, if you’re fighting a good boy- again, I meant the Greater Dog (or any of the dog characters really), you can choose to pet it, play with it, beckon it or a couple more options. However, the latter is where the fun is at. The former uses a simple QTE bar which, if timed properly, deals a critical hit to the enemy. While facing them, you have the option to FIGHT or to ACT. As I’ve mentioned before, in these fights you’ll come across some very interesting monsters, like a flexing seahorse, a tsundere airplane, a carrot that encourages you to eat vegetables, among many others. Moving on to the gameplay, while walking around the world there will be random encounters (with just the right amount of frequency). There’s also the fact that characters love to break the fourth wall just as much as I love playing this game, so every now and then you’ll get a direct reference at you, the player, that might not even make sense in the middle of the dialogue, but will fill in perfectly because you will be distracted as little by little you start to feel integrated in the game. The secondary characters that appear during your journey, like the aforementioned spaghetti-loving skeleton Papyrus or his bonehead brother Sans are just some examples of characters that brighten your day just by being on screen (and by throwing in a couple of puns, thank you Sans).

#UNDERTALE PAPYRUS THEME 10 HOURS FULL#

The enemies are full of personality, for example, you can fight against a flexing sea horse or a very good boy- I mean, Greater Dog, that you can interact with and have back and forths in the middle of a fight (more on this part later). On the other hand, there are the characters you meet, from the enemies that spring up during random encounters to the secondary characters that accompany you throughout the journey.

The Undyne chase sequence immediately comes to mind when I hear the menacing track that plays at the time and I can’t not smile when I hear the cheery and energetic Papyrus theme. Not only there’s quantity, almost a track for each situation and character, but all of these are also fantastic. For one, there’s the catchy soundtrack which I cannot get out of my head. Of course, to see your actions have tangible consequences is something to celebrate but, by itself, it wouldn’t make Undertale as good as it is.

Undertale papyrus theme 10 hours