Hmm i considered this game but most of the fanbase is rly tacky and annoying
And the game is super cheesy from what I've seen so far
Why is it so popular? Is it the story or the gameplay or what?
Simply put, the game has
true depth. The game literally
completely changes when you pick the "lighter" or "darker" options. None of that false "light/dark" system that plagues many a Triple-A title where really the only benefit is a faction-exclusive area. If you play the game without harming a single soul, you'll have a very happy game with charming characters and, while it is super cheesy, it has a very nice charm to it. However, if you feel the urge to kill, the game becomes very dark (to the point of being outright scary at times) and, while I don't personally know what happens.. I've heard that
you're gonna have a bad time. Not only that but the game has a lot of nice hidden touches which really tie the world together too (like figuring out the reason why Toriel won't answer your phone calls once you leave the Ruins) - it's truly a well-crafted experience, and it shows.
Also the characters are awesome and hilarious and why anyone would want to murder them I don't know. ;_;
(Although yeah, I can agree the fanbase can be a bit obnoxious at times. But that's the case for
any popular series, really. Sonic the Hedgehog, Minecraft, Super Smash Bros.. as soon as it gets popular, the obnoxious vocal
minority ends up being the fanbase the rest of the world sees.)
Ooh, have fun! "Cute" though, is not what I'd call Undertale after seeing all the secrets it has to offer~
Eh - if you take the pacifist route to the game, I would definitely call it "cute". Especially the True Ending. Not everyone has to dig deep into the game files to find every nook and cranny - and for no game is it more true than Undertale. Given that you have to pretty much go on a murderous rampage just to SEE half of it.. it's truly not worth it.