Played the first couple hours of it, so far, it's incredinly quirky, but as a fan of EarthBound, that's what I love about these sorta games.

I like the artstyle of this game, I love the combat system, and I gotta say, those dogs are cute. =3

I will (try to) post my final thoughts when I beat this game.

Imagine that for the thousands of games still waiting on PC that have never come to Vita/4.

It's also really dirt cheap and doesn't require some imaginary super computer.

If it never comes to PS4/Vita then I guess you're missing on a really neat gem of a game.

OT: Personally it's not my jam, I love the style it's presented in and the music and story are really nice and heart warming but the mechanics in general put me off and aren't really what I seek from a game these days.

That doesn't stop me from loving what the fanbase produces though:

I said may and it comes down to not having a PC right now for games as mine crapped out last year and can't really play on work computer.  

I keep hearing this, "Undertale is a unique RPG for one good reason : It's a RPG when you actually can hurt no ennemis in the whole game. Yep, that's right. You have the choice of killing or sparing every ennemy you encounter. Maybe that monster attacked you because he had some personal problems in his marriage, or maybe because he's looking for money to feed his family. Or because he's a serial-killer thirsty of blood, who knows ? Well, you can know, by asking the ennemy instead of directly attacking him. Your choice." but that's really nothing new. Shin Megami Tensei games have had this forever now

StarOcean said: I keep hearing this, "Undertale is a unique RPG for one good reason : It's a RPG when you actually can hurt no ennemis in the whole game. Yep, that's right. You have the choice of killing or sparing every ennemy you encounter. Maybe that monster attacked you because he had some personal problems in his marriage, or maybe because he's looking for money to feed his family. Or because he's a serial-killer thirsty of blood, who knows ? Well, you can know, by asking the ennemy instead of directly attacking him. Your choice." but that's really nothing new. Shin Megami Tensei games have had this forever now

It's not that you HAVE the choice that's unique, it's what the game does with it in terms of narrative and structure. On the typical path, you hardly do any random encounters at all and you can avoid them anyway.

People write about the wrong things when attempting to sell this game to people.

I haven't, but if it makes it to PS4, i will.

I'm pretty sure it would fail certification for breaking the technical rules for PS4 games.

I agree but these graphics are just awful

What's so different about the tech, as compared to say, Retro City Rampage?

The way it uses save files, specifically for a certain ending.