The long-term effects of undertale

Would you consider undertale to be a revolutionary game? What effect did it have on the video game industry?

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What kind of effect did it have on the video game industry in the short term?

>(((Toby Fox)))
Yeah, no.

Be honest, did you make this thread just so you could post your picture?

No,it didn't really do anything new or ground breaking.

You better post some sauce right now

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also source please

it showed people that SJW games with shit gameplay can sell if you meme them hard enough

There were a couple of people making shitty undertale clones, don't know if any of them actually came out though.

I think it's bullet dodging mechanic, reinvents the old tired earthbound-esque turn based system.
So, rather than sitting there and allowing RNG to decide if you get hit by an enemy attack, you are now in control of your own defensive measures. This also makes enemy attacks more memorable, as you get a visual representation of what they're doing, rather than just reading words.

Honestly, think how disappointing will the next EB clone will be, if it doesn't implement this mechanic.

>Sexualizing Toriel
Look, I hate the community this game has, but this ain't right.

>What effect did it have on the video game industry?

It spawned maybe a couple of clones
that's it commercially.

It certainly changed the autist landscape on deviantart and gamejolt though.

Mostly just pro-(((LGBT))) SJW shilling that got it so popular. That and some shity chiptunes music.

>Mostly just pro-(((LGBT))) SJW shilling that got it so popular.

The earthbound aesthetic and nostalgia fagging got it popular.
The tumblr cancer latched onto it with the terrible fan art. Not the other way around.

I'd say it helped the indie game industry out quite a bit. In image, at least.

It's full of memes and SJWs and other buzzwords that make other people mad.

Neat little game. Definitely not revolutionary because there are different games which also have some never-used-before mechanic. If the mechanic gets implemented in more games the obscurity leaves until the games stop using it. After a while the mechanic could return which would seem revolutionary which isn't really true. There, Undertale is not revolutionary at all.
The vidya industry probably approved (see the reviewers) because either the majority of the gamers never played such a game before or their nostalgia goggles activated.

Undertale activated a type of escapism in me that other games such as Animal Crossing did. I always wish to live in one of these games but get sad all the time.

How does the game shill to SJWs?

I doubt it will have that much of an impact.

it came, it brought shitposting, it left, it did not tkae the shitposting with it

It revolutionized nothing. It was an entertaining indie game that got adopted by an autistic, obsessive, fetish community. Years from now all that will be remembered about this videogame is all the incestuous furry porn that it spawned.

I liked it, but the internet liked it even more, evidently

>Being so much of a furry that you change your last name to be an animal

Baitu

Kill yourself ban-evading Argentinian
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Damn, look at all of those furries