Name: 10大事實 - Undertale (Top 10 Facts - Undertale)
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情態副詞

Undertale is a visually simplistic game in the style of classic RPG titles, such as EarthBound,

基礎被動語態

and was developed independently by Toby Fox. In early May of 2013, Fox sent a short demo

of the game to the site Fangamer and they streamed the event on Twitch. The demo was

met with mostly positive reviews and a public demo was then later released as well. In June

of the same year, Fox decided to launch a Kickstarter campaign to get some additional

funding to make a full game out of this demo. The campaign ended up receiving over 10 times

as much as the $5000 goal. Initially, the game was supposed to be around 2 hours long

with each area taking roughly 15 minutes to traverse, but the final game ended up being

over 3 times as long. He's stated that he did basically everything on his own except

for some of the artwork, as he did not want to rely on anybody else. Fox anticipated a

mid 2014 release but soon realized that that would not be possible so the game had to be

delayed. He spent an additional year and a half working on the game and on September 15, 2015

Undertale was finally released and subsequently met with critical acclaim across the board.

While the story of the game is entirely told via text just like the classic RPG's the game

was inspired by, two characters could be said to have an actual speaking voice of their

own. If you choose the Genocide Route and fight and/or kill everyone you encounter,

you'll soon run into Flowey. After a short conversation this voice clip is played.

The only other character to have any sort of audible speech is Mettaton and it occurs

During a stage in Waterfall there's a puzzle in which you have to build a bridge using

flowers. If you ignore the puzzle and instead take the flowers to the bottom right of the

screen, it's possible to access a hidden area. Here you'll find a bench with a quiche laying

underneath which seems to be a reference to a couple of tweets made by the creator of

Homestuck and his brother. What's interesting about the flower bridge puzzle tough is that

there's another abandoned area known as "room_water13" which also requires you to build

a bridge of flowers. And if you do, you're taken to yet another abandoned stage with these strange

looking red things. Was this intentionally left for us to find or...? It's all very clouded in mystery.

When you encounter the enemy Lesser Dog, the easiest and most common strategy is to simply

pet him once and then spare him. However, it's possible to continue to pet him for several

minutes until his neck has stretched across the screen twice, at which point the screen

prompts: "Lesser Dog has gone where no Dog has gone before." Doing this will also erect

In Hotland, Sans can be found selling Hot Dogs and Hot Cats which you can buy. If you

attempt to purchase a hot dog when your inventory is full however, he will start stacking them

on your head. This continues until you're balancing a tower of 29 hot dogs.

If you go to Papyrus' and Sans' house, you'll find Papyrus standing to the left side of

the living room. If you walk into the kitchen, he will come over to ask you what you're doing.

When you exit the kitchen again, he'll walk back to his usual position. However, if you

walk in and out of the kitchen repeatedly at a rapid pace, he starts moving back and

forth in an attempts to keep up with you. If you then talk to him again, he will mention

that he can't feel his legs because of it.

If you play the Pacifist Route and reach the end credits you'll get to play one last minigame

in which you have to dodge the names of all the Kisckstarter backers. Doing so will grant

you access to the Mysterious Door in Snowdin Forest. The room beyond the door doesn't have

any clear purpose and is likely nothing more than a fun easter egg as a reward for completing

the game. For example, we know that the dog is meant to represent Toby Fox and the items

in the room jokingly reveals that the dog accidentally programmed the entire game by

barking. But then again, this game is known to be infested with secrets and hidden clues

so I feel like we're missing something...

What's really interesting about the character Sans is that he's one of the few characters

who seems to be aware of the existence of different timelines as well as you, the player,

or at the very least the player's actions. When he tells jokes he doesn't look at the

player character, he looks directly at the screen. At the player. In fact, he may even

realize that he's inside a video game as indicated by the so called Dirty Hacker ending which

occurs when you've modified the game too much.

Then there's the final battle with Sans at the very end of the

Genocide Route in which this conversation takes place.

The very first word is interesting because  he says: "our reports". In other words, he

is or was working with someone who may know just as much as himself. He also realizes

that you are responsible for the anomalies in the timelines caused by you saving, loading,

and even restarting the game entirely. Once he understands that his life and everyone

else's are in the hands of someone else, he feels so utterly powerless that he seem to

develop a sort of nihilism which other characters, like his brother, simply misconstrue as laziness.

He also exhibit strange abilities like  teleportation during this scene.

Or it could also be that he's able to freeze and/or

manipulate time which he seems to be doing in this scene.

He frequently skip several areas by using "shortcuts" and his brother Papyrus

makes a few comments regarding his abilities.

Then there's also the fact that the shopkeeper in

Snowdin tells you that the two brothers just showed up one day and that the

town has gotten more interesting since. At the end of the day, it's really anyone's

best guess as to how Sans really fits in to the overall story.

If you check the official website for the game and then inspect the website's HTML code,

"What are you doing? Looking for secrets? Don't put your nose where it doesn't belong.

Or you might learn something you DON'T like..."

In a similar fashion when looking trough the game files you can find a sound file which has this to say.

TEXT-TO-SPEECH VOICES: Hello. H-H-Have some respect and don't destroy the game.

It's impossible to have mysteries nowadays.

If you post this online I won't make anymore secrets.

Good thing I kept this between us then. If by us you mean you, me, and my viewers. That's an us.

You can define us that way. This is not my fault. I didn't upload this file, I kept the secret between us.

FRISK SOFTLY MUMBLES: You done fuck'd up now!

W. D. Gaster. If you play the game normally, you're probably not familiar with this name.

It refers to a mysterious character which is almost never seen nor mentioned until you

edit the game files. His only appearance occurs within a well hidden room.

You can't interact with him and it's unclear if this truly is Gaster because the sprite of this

character is only known as "mysteryman". Then there's 3