Remember Iji? The original Undertale!
Remember Iji? The original Undertale!
Jose Nguyen
Easton Robinson
The end titles got me into VNV Nation and I still listen to them today.
Great part of my highschool years.
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Matthew Gomez
Yeah I enjoyed it. The boss theme against Tor is pretty great. I should replay it sometime and do the pacifist stuff. I just shot mostly everyone in my playthrough.
Aiden Gonzalez
Not even remotely close
Benjamin Rodriguez
Unlike Undertale, Iji was and still is free.
And also while pure pacifist run possible, the game doesnt act all preachy how you are a bad person when you dont do pacifist
Thomas James
>he doesn't know
William Turner
>quirky earthbound inspired rpg with meta elements
>side scrolling shooter
Just because they both give you the choice of killing or sparing everything doesn't mean they're the same.
If you want to go that route than Iji still isn't the "original" Undertale. I don't know what "honor" that game goes to, but at the very lease Live A Live did it even earlier.
Ryder Bell
okay so he literally doesn't know
Eli Wright
This game and Cave Story come to mind as pretty ambitious independent games that are essentially just freeware. Is there anything else that fits that category?
Gabriel Edwards
>he doesn't know
Aiden Flores
?
Samuel Perez
I'll be the judge of that
William Edwards
Eversion was the original Undertale.
Levi Young
Undertail if it good
Caleb Peterson
But I know
Owen Walker
Love iji, but I feel like the game lied to me at some point. I can't remember where I read it, I think it was the readme that came with the game, but something said that kicks were non lethal. I decided to upgrade my kick all the way and played the game like I was a kickboxer and never killed anyone, and as a bonus I was getting exp so I thought I was getting the best of both worlds. Turns out, that to get the exp I was getting, enemies needed to die and I got the message saying that I killed hundreds. I guess kicks at a certain level are lethal but the game only said that they were non lethal. Also, I really like most of what Remar makes.
Jaxon Torres
That's not true cause a lot of character dialogue and logs change when you murder mode.
Joshua Anderson
Music was top tier.
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This kino was made by Finns, wasn't it?
Jason Powell
>do I remember one of the best games ever?
Yes
Isaac Roberts
The game itself was made by a swede named Daniel Remar, the OST was contracted out to an English musician for hire called hyperduck soundworks. They're pretty good too, the stuff the music did dust: an elysian tale
Grayson Morales
He's not gonna pay you for this, user.
Angel Martin
Who's not gonna pay him for what?