DELTARUNE

DELTARUNE is listed at $24.99 on Steam.

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Genre: Indie, RPG · Developer: tobyfox · Release: Jun 4, 2025.

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DELTARUNE is Toby Fox’s follow-up to UNDERTALE, set in a parallel world rather than a direct sequel, and it arrives in chapters instead of one complete release. That structure is the hook as much as the story is: you’re not buying a finished product so much as joining an ongoing one, with new characters standing alongside familiar faces from the original game. If you loved UNDERTALE for its music, its writing, and the way it messed with what an RPG is allowed to do, this is that same sensibility pointed at a new cast and a new mystery.

How it plays

The battles are turn-based but built around dodging patterns in real time, closer to a bullet-hell shooter squeezed into an RPG menu than a standard random encounter. You can fight or find ways to spare enemies, and the game keeps rewarding creative, nonviolent solutions the way its predecessor did, without simply repeating the same jokes. Chapters play out in a linear, story-driven order, and the game structures itself so you can jump back in on a chapter you own without replaying everything before it. Pixel art and animation carry a lot of the personality here, giving even small character moments real weight, and the soundtrack does the same heavy lifting it did in UNDERTALE, shaping how scenes land as much as the dialogue does. Tucked away from the main path are optional bosses aimed squarely at players who want a real fight, not just a curious one.

Who it’s for

This is for people who want their RPGs to have a sense of humor and a sting behind it, players who liked UNDERTALE’s mix of silliness and genuine emotional gut-punches, and anyone who enjoys battle systems that ask for reflexes instead of just menu selections. It’s also reasonable for newcomers, since the story stands on its own even if references to UNDERTALE land harder if you’ve played it. It’s probably not for players who want a long, sprawling open world or a traditional stat-grinding RPG loop, since the pacing here is tighter and more scripted, and the chapter-by-chapter rollout means the full story isn’t done yet.

Is it worth it?

For what you get, character writing this sharp, a soundtrack this memorable, and combat that still feels distinct years after UNDERTALE popularized the formula, this holds up well against most narrative RPGs in its price range. The fact that it’s being built out over time rather than delivered all at once is worth knowing going in, but the chapters that exist are complete experiences, not teasers. It’s a strong pickup during a sale precisely because you’re getting a proven, distinctive game rather than betting on early access. If you already know you like Toby Fox’s writing, there’s little risk here; if you’re on the fence, a discount is a low-stakes way to find out.

Quick facts

DELTARUNE is an indie RPG developed and published by tobyfox, released on June 4, 2025, and available on PC through Steam.