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Arle The Poss

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A member registered Apr 22, 2017

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The people looking for an Undertale fangame based on an UNDERTALE PORN COMIC are not going to be the kind of people who didn't know Genocide existed. If you have somehow gotten to the point where you never learned what Genocide was but are a big enough fan of either Undertale or Under(Her)Tail to find this game, you need to actually play Undertale for once. 

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I refuse to believe the second half of this game was actually playtested. I was having SO MUCH FUN at the start, but the backhalf of levels seemingly started to become OBNOXIOUSLY difficult at points. The final boss was so difficult that I was bashing my head on it for over an hour trying to get it, only getting it literally the attempt after posting this (This is edited). Fun game, but the difficulty needs to be re-evaluated at the end.

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This is censorship. How dare you now allow our cute little mobile hole hounds to have cute little boxes. (I am joking.)

This game hurt to play. Not because it was bad, not because it controlled poorly, none of those things. The game was really fantastic, and has climbed up the list of one of my favorite games. It hurt for me to play because of everything Alex went through.

As someone who discovered herself through friends and fandom, a lot of stuff that Alex went through was really relatable to the point of making me feel.. uncomfortable? worried? I don't know how to properly describe it.

The scenes with the father was very anxiety inducing for me, as someone who has experienced (or is experiencing) something similar. I was actually more scared than most horror games thinking about when he will show up.

To avoid going more into spoiler stuff, the entire experience was hard to get through but very incredible. It has seriously become one of my favorite games, like I have mentioned before, and while I don't see myself replaying it, it's something I don't see myself forgetting.