If you think about it basically all monsters in RPGs are the same … They attack you, you heal, you attack them, they die. “I feel that it’s important to make every monster feel like an individual. Is there any benefit to being friends to people? Is it possible to play the game without having anyone die? Hahaha… I can’t tell you… If you kill certain people, then you can’t be friends with them. Yes, the choice to kill or not kill will continue to be significant. How will player choice continue to affect the game in the full version? Will, for example, some aspects of the game be inaccessible if you made the “wrong” choice? In the same vein, will a “pacifist run”, IE: completing the game without killing any enemies, be possible? I recently spoke with head developer Toby Fox, about the significance of choice in the game, the inspiration for the combat system, and the game’s proposed development cycle.įirst up, player choice seems to play a big role in this game, with players actually being given the option to spare every single enemy they battle. Undertale, the EarthBound-inspired indie RPG, turned a lot of heads with its unique gameplay mechanics and charming story when its free demo hit the net earlier this month.
Toby Fox talks to The Escapist about his upcoming indie RPG: Undertale.
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