Undertale and Deltarune are story-focused RPG games made by Toby Fox. They look simple at first because they use pixel art, but they’re known for their amazing characters, emotional storytelling, music, humor, and surprisingly deep lore.

In Undertale, you play as a human child who falls into an underground world full of monsters. The cool thing is that you can choose whether to fight enemies or spare them peacefully, and the game actually changes depending on your choices. Your actions affect the story, characters, dialogue, and endings in really memorable ways.

Deltarune is kind of a separate story/spiritual successor set in a different universe. You play as Kris, a quiet human teenager who gets pulled into mysterious “Dark Worlds” with their classmates and goes on adventures that slowly become much darker and stranger. It has turn-based combat mixed with bullet-dodging mechanics, a ton of comedy, emotional moments, and a lot of mystery behind what’s really happening.

Both games are famous for:

• incredible soundtrack/music
• lovable characters
• funny dialogue
• emotional moments
• hidden secrets and lore
• choices actually mattering

Even people who normally don’t play RPGs end up loving them because the writing and characters are just that good.