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Glad you enjoyed it! I loved it when I played it back in 2015 (I wasn't one of its earliest adopters, but I did play it before it seriously exploded in popularity - like, before the games contest) and I've always been curious if it was just really radical and new at the time and if it's more quaint now or what. But yeah I do think it's a really fantastic game. When you have style and heart like Undertale does it ages pretty well. I love the characters and the writing, the soundtrack is obviously great, and the gameplay is fairly simple but doesn't overstay its welcome over the runtime.

Deltarune is a good followup, but it's only the first two chapters so far (which are free) so it's hard to know how it compares to Undertale since it's not finished. Those two chapters by themselves probably have about as much content as Undertale does though, if not more, so they're pretty appreciable experiences by themselves. Some things that Deltarune does are improved in ways that make it hard to go back to Undertale, but at the same time it also sometimes has a hard time capturing the same lightning in a bottle that Undertale has, as ANY followup to a lightning-in-a-bottle game is going to have. It's about as good as he could have done, considering. So yeah I would recommend Deltarune for sure.