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Something i love and always did about both games is the fact that, for once, you're punished for your curiosity. In most videogames i know of, the player gets to see more content, get rewards and be (in some way) praised for their curiosity. In deltarune and undertale, there's some secrets that the player can find normally, without being morbid with the desire for knowledge they have, but there's also the "side b" of both games, which is that desire, that morbid curiosity, brought to the extreme. It's refreshing, because i think that it gives the message that, in some situations, people can't pry too much and that some knowledge is dangerous and hurtful to either the one discovering it, the owner(s) of the information(s), the ones facing the consequences of the discovery or all of the above. I hope i made sense, i love Toby Fox's games, they really helped me be better as a person, since i discovered Undertale as a kid.
2026-07-27 13:37:35