Customer Ratings & Reviews

You kinda have to play this game in order to truely appreciate it. So for the sake of not giving away any spoilers to those who haven't played it yet, I'll just say, it's one of the best indie games you can get on Switch/Switch2!

Called support for a price match on the eshop and they did it ad allowed me to use my $5 gift certificate, great handheld game with good story.

*takes long sip from my long cup* its definitely undertale

Great game! Came perfectly! And very fsst shipping!

Strange but fun rpg. It reminds me of Earthbound or Mother 3.

Got this one for my cousin she loved it too 10/10!

Great Game ! easy delivery and shopping experience.

Awesome game and awesome service! The game arrived in perfect condition and its a perfect gift for yourself or that one friend who refuses to play a cult classic for years but i digress.

If you’re a fan of old school nes/snes games this will feel like a game from that era. I like that this game plays with the idea of morality in a unique way. I see why it’s often credited as one of the best games of all time.

Ithis game is turly worth the money its fantastic!

A Genre defying game! Nothing is as you expect it!

Undertale on Nintendo Switch is a truly unforgettable experience. It takes classic RPG ideas and flips them on their head with clever gameplay, meaningful choices, and a story that stays with you long after the credits roll. Every character is memorable, funny, and surprisingly emotional. The combat system is simple but creative, allowing you to fight or show mercy, and your decisions genuinely affect how the game unfolds. The retro pixel art style fits perfectly, and the music is iconic—each track adds personality and emotion to the world. Undertale is more than just a game; it’s an experience that rewards curiosity, kindness, and replaying to see different outcomes. Easily a must-have title for any Nintendo Switch owner.

Undertale is such a good game and this has been my favorite device to play it on (which isn't saying much, I'm not particularly a proficient laptop player). If you've never played undertale DO IT. The little starting spiel booklet is a nice touch too

I got Undertale for my son on Nintendo Switch, and he absolutely loved it. The story is really unique and has a lot of humor, but also some emotional moments. He liked that you don’t always have to fight enemies and can choose different paths, which made the game more interesting. It runs great on the Switch, especially in handheld mode, and the gameplay is simple but fun. The graphics are more of a basic pixel style, which might not be for everyone, but the story and characters really stand out. Overall, great game if you’re looking for something different and engaging.

This was a gift for my son. He has wanted this game for quite some time, and when it came out for Switch, I bought it for him. Gameplay is straightforward. The characters are interesting, the plot is a bit dark, but it does give you a chance to play the game as a pacifist to some extent. It is interesting to see how the choices made affect the gameplay. The quality is old fashioned (think 8 bit retro graphics), but it is still rather fun to play. The music is fantastic. Depending on the choices made throughout the game, the level of difficulty can be low or high. It is quite challenging for my children. Overall, it is a fun game and the price is right. It may be a bit scary for some children, even with a rating of everyone 10+, but my 7 year old loves it.

This is an RPG that’s really a choose your own adventure/interactive story, and that’s ok. The story is great. The RPG tropes, self awareness, and humor are great. If you are a fan of SNES era RPGs you need this! It is pretty normal RPG at first glance, linear at second look, and incredibly deep if you look closer. There are three endings and the game knows which order you do them in to some extent. Toby Fox makes very creative use of metadata (used to remember your actions for RPG story progression). Some say to go thru without killing anything first. But I am glad I went through completely blind the first time, playing like a normal RPG. I prefer not using guides with most my games. It was a more pure experience. Watch the videos after you’ve played thru the normal and the pacifist routes on your own. If you do decide to go thru without killing, you CAN’T KILL ANYTHING. Yes it can be done. Yes it is a bit tedious. But It’s only an 8 hour game, If you accidentally gain EXP, quit and reload your save. Get on the fandom wiki or look up the ign pacifist guide. Looking up enemy battle strategies is great as a last resort. Generally these sites are spoiler free, as long as you don’t read too far ahead or only read the battle strategy. Some spoiler free tips about keeping items. -Search online for “ What Items Are Important to Keep for Later on?” Spoiler free on redd-it. -Sell infinite amounts of dog residue in the secret Temmie Town. Finally go download the sequels, Delta Rune chapters 1 and 2, for free. Yup free. On any console or PC. Enjoy.

Undertale FITS the perfect description for a $15 game but don't let the price for you. You'll have a very charming story with awesome gameplay multiple paths with multiple stories. It's an excellent game to be added to your collection. Specially, if you have a Nintendo switch lite

Undertale is a good and unique game, although not without its flaws. The game play, writing and art are a weird yet mostly successful mix of comedic self-parody and earnestness. The core fighting mechanic involves controlling a little heart, dodging obstacles to avoid damage. To engage with the enemy, you can choose either to fight or to interact and talk. It's unique, fun, and the game constantly riffs on the concept. There are a handful of puzzles. They are okay but not inspired. The writing is full of jokes, meta-humor, and absurdism, and there are a cast of memorable characters. I enjoyed this side of the game a lot. I found the story mixed, though. The broad strokes of an underground realm of monsters is good, but it's overly complex and confusing, partially due to a reliance on exposition dumps, and there are about twenty endings, which rob the game of its narrative momentum about halfway through and start to grate. I wasn't very emotionally engaged. The art is very basic, largely in the spirit of self-parody, but about half of the character designs are actually really strong, and there are some pretty environments. However, the other half is pretty bad. Some of the in-world character designs are not even intelligible, and there's an absence of animation which, while joked at, seems lazy. The music is unreservedly excellent. Overall, if just due to its sheer oddity, I have to recommend playing this.

Great game with an amazing story, memorable characters, and a soundtrack that really sticks with you.

One of the games on my Christmas list, I purchased this on one of the little cards at the store. I really like this model honestly. I mean, I like the physical cards, plus they can be resold (although I haven't done that in 20+ years) but this has to be better for the environment. Game is just good fun. And hard. And makes you think. It's really hard to describe. There's this skeleton, and he does stuff? You should try it.