An Undertale toolbox
- Thatonebigfan 8/1/2017. I have a few mods that i reccomend,1- betty (from glitchtale) BettyNoireVer1.0.zip - Dropbox. Warning, her attacks one hit you. 2- Unitale - The Lamb by MisriHalek (@MisriHalek) on Game Jolt ( warning, contains religuos content ) and 3- 0.2.1+ It's finally here: Date Adventurer Ellie!
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All Mods + Unitale. Version: 1.0.0 over 2 years ago. Download (440 MB) I made this in Unitale like a year ago and since DELTARUNE was released I made a new account to put these games up. There is a few youtube videos of it. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Alex Garbus has created two Unitale Mods. These mods are created with the Unitale Engine. They were some of the first times Alex started doing game development on his channel. The ahbeef battle was released March 5th 2016. It is a battle against ahbeef, Alex's friend. It contains references to Wallid Kanaan, The Bee Movie, Pac.
Created on the basis of the popular retro RPG Undertale, Unitale opens up new possibilities for the game's fans. Playing off the basic battle mechanics, it allows players to import their battles and explore the world in a new way.
The freedom to create
Just like the original, this game features simple graphics. The real charm of Unitale lies in the strong base characters and well-made mechanics. It is a playground for any fan of the original game.
To understand the story, you need to know a bit about Undertale. What starts as a classic return home' story turns into so much more after a few hours of gameplay. The beauty of it lies in the choices you make, and the story unfolds with each of them.
This game focuses on the battling aspect of Undertale. A lot of finesse hides behind the simple movement of a heart animation in a little box. Every encounter is unique and detailed, with the rules in the box changing every time. The boss battles are the climax of this approach.
Unitale provides basic sprites and sounds as well as data from the battle system of Undertale. You can make your battles by using everything present in the software. Alternatively, you can import your sounds and play around with programming the fights in Lua, the programming language that the software is written in.
The most popular mods are the improved versions of boss battles you run into throughout the gameplay. Even without scripting knowledge, you can play by using the excellent documentation tools the fanbase created.
Where can you run this program?
You run the mods on Mac, Linux, and Windows by downloading them for free.
Is there a better alternative?
No. The Undertale fanbase has a special relationship and appreciation for the game.
Our take
This game takes some of the best moments in boss narration and playful fighting and lets the player do what they want with it. As such, it's an excellent addition.
Should you download it?
Yes, if you liked the original game and want to create your routes similar to it. You don't need programming knowledge as long as you have patience.
Highs
- New addition to a much-loved game
- A lot of community support for newbies
- Humorous dialogue
- Plenty of new options
Unitalefor Windows
2.0.1
As someone who loved Undertale, Unitale was something that really did interest me. With that being said, for all, I find what they have done with this game to be very clever. I feel that to get enjoyment out of this and appreciate what they have done here, you have to have played and enjoyed Undertale. Just jumping into this blind is probably not going to knock your socks off if I am being honest with you.
That Classic Kind Of Style
The first thing I want to talk about is the style and the presentation that the game has going on. I found that in terms of the visuals, Unitale manages to capture the look and feel of what it is based on very well. It has very, very old school sprites, it looks like the kind of game I would play on my schools’ computer where I got computer time back in the late 80s. Even with this simplistic style, it is very charming and something that I and I am sure many other fans of Undertale will get a massive kick out of.
Simple, Complicated, Basic, But Fun
One of the strongest things that Undertale had going on for it if you ask me was the story. It was very interesting and had me intrigued right from the start. With Unitale here that epic story is not quite there, but that is kind of the point. The idea of this game is that it takes the sprites, data and so on from the battles that were part of Undertale and you then need to take part in various battles.
The battles are always a lot of fun and while when you look at a screenshot or video it may seem basic. You never know what is going to be thrown your way. You can fight, run, use items and show mercy. Showing mercy was a big part of what you would do in Undertale, but it is not as important here. In all honesty, as a fan of Undertale, I have had a lot of fun just screwing around with this. I feel that I am the kind of gamer that something like this is aimed at.
There will be many people who will fire this up and just hate it and not get what it is trying to do at all. For me and you other Undertale fans. You are probably going to find what has been done with Unitale rather interesting and have a lot of fun just screwing around with it. It still manages to have that charm the battles in Undertale did and being able to tinker with the various systems is kind of cool. As I said, I do feel you need to have played and enjoyed Undertale to get any kind of enjoyment out of this.
Final Score: 8/10
Pros:
- It is a fun way to go back to Undertale
- I found the whole thing rather clever
- The visual presentation is great
- Lots of ways to battle
- Overall I had fun with it
Cons:
- The way the sound works is weird
- Only for fans of Undertale