This game is possibly one of my most loved games. It is definitely full of very many options that you can choose from, in the sense of variety in a singular route. This game also provides you the opportunity to not kill any of the characters in the game, which is definitely a spin on the RPG genre.

I recommend that you play the game through its entirety, not just the Neutral leading to True Pacifist route. There are so many changes to the story in each variation of the Neutral Route (Yes, there are actual variations in Neutral routes depending on who you kill, just don't kill all the monsters if you want to encounter a Neutral route. That's considered a Genocide/No-Mercy route.)

I've previously played through and completed the Pacifist Neutral and True Pacifist routes and I am currently playing through the Genocide/No-Mercy route. The story certainly does shift a significant amount from a peaceful run to a murderous one. I won't be posting spoilers but there are definitely some things to look out for when playing the Genocide/No-Mercy route. I've only gotten about halfway through the route and it is impressive the change(s) that you can experience in it.

The music for this game is very creatively placed and made considering some of these songs repeat leitmotifs in different rhythms or speeds to pass off as other songs in a certain way. It made me laugh at just how witty the creator was with composing those songs. I'm sure that when you play this game, you too will figure out what I mean by this. Aside from the lovely music, the story for the game is nicely made and very witty. There is always something in the dialogue or narrative text that is sure to make you smile or evoke curiosity.

All in all this game is certainly something that everyone should experience and in their own way. Don't let anyone tell you in what order that you should play the routes. Play in your own order. I do, however, recommend to play the game "blind" so you can immerse yourself even more in the experience.

This game is possibly one of my most loved games. It is definitely full of very many options that you can choose from, in the sense of variety in a singular route. This game also provides you the opportunity to not kill any of the characters in the game, which is definitely a spin on the RPG genre. I recommend that you play the game through its entirety, not just the Neutral leading to True Pacifist route. There are so many changes to the story in each variation of the Neutral Route (Yes, there are actual variations in Neutral routes depending on who you kill, just don't kill all the monsters if you want to encounter a Neutral route. That's considered a Genocide/No-Mercy route.) I've previously played through and completed the Pacifist Neutral and True Pacifist routes and I am currently playing through the Genocide/No-Mercy route. The story certainly does shift a significant amount from a peaceful run to a murderous one. I won't be posting spoilers but there are definitely some things to look out for when playing the Genocide/No-Mercy route. I've only gotten about halfway through the route and it is impressive the change(s) that you can experience in it. The music for this game is very creatively placed and made considering some of these songs repeat leitmotifs in different rhythms or speeds to pass off as other songs in a certain way. It made me laugh at just how witty the creator was with composing those songs. I'm sure that when you play this game, you too will figure out what I mean by this. Aside from the lovely music, the story for the game is nicely made and very witty. There is always something in the dialogue or narrative text that is sure to make you smile or evoke curiosity. All in all this game is certainly something that everyone should experience and in their own way. Don't let anyone tell you in what order that you should play the routes. Play in your own order. I do, however, recommend to play the game "blind" so you can immerse yourself even more in the experience.