Undertale (Windows)

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Undertale takes place in the Underground, a realm where monsters, once equals to humans, were banished to after war broke out between them. The Underground is sealed from the surface world by an imperfect magic barrier, the only point of entry being at Mount Ebott.[11]

The game begins with a human child (canonically named Frisk) who has just fallen into the Underground. They encounter Flowey, a sentient flower who teaches Frisk how to fight and encourages them to raise their "LV", or "LOVE", by gaining "EXP" through killing monsters.[a] Flowey then attempts to murder Frisk for his own amusement. Frisk is rescued by a motherly goat-like monster named Toriel, who teaches the child how to solve puzzles and survive conflict in the Underground without killing others. However, she also reveals her intentions to adopt Frisk and force them to live with her in the Ruins forever, wanting to protect Frisk from Asgore Dreemurr, the king of the Underground.

Frisk eventually is able to venture through the Underground in order to reach the barrier located in Asgore's castle. Along the way, Frisk encounters several monsters, including: the skeletons Sans and Papyrus, two brothers who act as sentries for the Underground; Undyne, the head of the royal guard; Alphys, the kingdom's royal scientist; and Mettaton, a robot built by Alphys. Some of these act as mini-bosses that Frisk either must kill or show mercy to progress. In the latter case, these monsters become friends with Frisk and stay in contact via a cellular phone given to Frisk by Toriel. During their travels Frisk learns the events leading up to the war between humans and monsters. Asriel, the son of Asgore and Toriel, had befriended a human child that had fallen into the Underground and had been adopted by Asgore and Toriel. One day, the child was fatally poisoned by some flowers, and Asriel attempted to return their body to the humans, but the humans attacked Asriel instead; Asriel, mortally wounded, made it back home to his parents just before dying, leading Asgore to declare war. Asgore now seeks to break the barrier, which requires him to collect seven human souls, of which he has six.

The game's ending depends on how the player resolved all combat encounters with monsters.[7] If the player killed some (but not all) monsters, Frisk arrives at Asgore's castle and learns that they also need a monster's soul to cross the barrier, forcing them to fight Asgore. Sans stops Frisk just before their confrontation, revealing that Frisk's "LOVE" actually stands for "Level Of ViolencE" and "EXP" are "EXecution Points." Sans judges Frisk based on the combined resolution of the encounters. Frisk then battles Asgore, but Flowey interrupts them, kills Asgore, and steals the human souls for himself, causing him to transform into a monstrous abomination. In this form, Flowey steals the player's ability to save and reload the game, using these features himself against the player. With the aid of the rebelling human souls, Frisk defeats Flowey, falls unconscious, and wakes up on the human side of the barrier; they receive a phone call from Sans that explains the state of the Underground after Frisk's departure. The player is then told by Flowey that it may be possible to obtain a better ending and given hints on how to achieve this.[12]

A different ending is achieved in the so-called "Pacifist run", where the player has killed no monsters as well as completed a previous playthrough of the game.[13] In this ending, it is revealed Flowey possesses the memories of Asriel inadvertently animated by Alphys during experimentation. Toriel intervenes before Frisk fights Asgore, and is joined by the other monsters Frisk has befriended. Flowey ambushes the group, using the souls of all the monsters to take an older Asriel's form to fight Frisk. However, Frisk is able to connect with their new friends during the fight, and eventually use them to overpower Flowey. Flowey reverts to the form of Asriel as a child, destroys the barrier, and expresses his remorse to the others before leaving. The monsters are shown reintegrating with the humans on the surface, while Frisk has the option of accepting Toriel as their adoptive mother or leaving the Underground with the other monsters.

A third ending is possible in the "Genocide run" or "No Mercy run", where the player has killed all the monsters.[10][13] In this ending, Frisk becomes influenced by the malevolent spirit of the human child that Asriel had tried to return (who is named by the player but canonically known as "Chara"). When Frisk reaches Asgore's castle, Sans attempts to stop them, but is slain in battle. Frisk then easily kills Asgore and Flowey. Chara assumes control and, with or without the consent of the player, destroys the universe. If the player wishes to play the game again, they must give their soul to Chara in exchange for restoring the universe; otherwise, the game remains unplayable.

While the player can restart the game, their choices remain in place in the subsequent runthrough, unless the player deletes the local content for the game.[10] For example, should the player restart at any time, certain characters will retain memories of past playthroughs, while if the player completes the Genocide run, Chara reappears in various places in the subsequent runthroughs.[10]