It's safe to say Undertale One of the most important indie RPGs ever made. With its quirky characters, unique fusion of turn-based combat and bullet hell action, and mind-blowing morality system, Toby Fox's masterpiece has been impressing gamers since 2015. Naturally, those who have played it many times since its release might be looking to play something similar.
Most are inspired by video games Undertale (or were inspired by) are in 2D, which leaves the list of 3D options pretty bare bones. However, there are still some solid options. The following games are suitable for players who want to experience the same undertale, But in full 3D, because they all share one or two of its most prominent aspects.
State Heart Series
A cartoon adventure about a boy who conquers darkness
Some people may find this a strange comparison, but Undertale Very similar indeed Kingdom HeartsA classic crossover series from Square Enix and Disney. The series features colorful adventures about a young kid named Sora who ventures into other worlds and must save their inhabitants from darkness, not to mention there are constant conversations about light, heart, and friendship.
Undertale While there is a more modern sense of humor influenced by the Internet Kingdom Hearts is feeling Like a Disney movie in terms of tone and atmosphere. However, there are still many story elements that fans of Toby Fox's games will enjoy. According to the gameplay, Kingdom Hearts is an action RPG with real-time combat. It's sometimes so chaotic and fast-paced that it's perfect for players who enjoy challenging bullet-hell battles. Undertale.
Costume Quest
A crazy Halloween-themed RPG
Undertale Fans will enjoy any play from Double Fine Productions, as Tim Schafer's absurd yet morbid writing style is reminiscent of Toby Fox's sense of humor. Both psychologists and Psychonaut 2 There are great choices, but the studio's game has the most in common Undertale is Costume QuestSeeing as it's also a turn-based RPG with a lively cartoony art style.
in Costume QuestPlayers take control of a party of kids who must explore their neighborhood on Halloween and collect a variety of costumes that have different effects on battle. It's a silly, light, and funny game (albeit very short). Its 2014 sequel, Dress Quest 2Bigger and better.
Wolves among us
Cinematic decision-making at its absolute best
One of many things changed Undertale A huge cultural icon is its mind-blowing decision-making gameplay. Almost everything the player does affects the outcome of the story and its ending, which raises many questions about ethics and control in gaming. Players looking for a similar mechanic should look no further than the vast catalog of Telltale games.
This studio has made many high-quality point-and-click adventures, but Wolves among us Undoubtedly its the best. Inspired by the comic book of the same name, players take control of Bigby Wolf, the werewolf sheriff of a town full of classic fantasy creatures who must investigate a series of mysterious murders. Not only is it set in a fantastical setting filled with eccentric monsters, but its gameplay revolves around interactions with other characters, which can have different outcomes depending on the player's choices.
Yume Nikki: Dream Diary
A 3D reboot of one of the most important indie RPGs ever made
If there is an indie RPG that can be considered more important and influential Undertaleit is Yum Nikki. This surreal dream-centric adventure, made with RPG Maker, blew gamers' minds when it came out back in 2004. Toby Fox himself has cited it as his main source of inspiration. original Yum Nikki is a 2D free game, so those interested in it should check it out as soon as possible.
However, those who prefer the 3D version should check out the 2018 reboot instead: Yume Nikki: Dream Diary. It's a complete reimagining of the classic story RPG, but with 3D environments and puzzles. It has some new elements, characters and locations that were not present in the original. Most fans seem to prefer the original game, Yume Nikki: Dream Diary Still a memorable, quirky and emotional adventure. Considering that there aren't many 3D indie RPGs on the market, it's a pretty solid choice.
Little Town Hero
A turn-based RPG with a great soundtrack by Toby Fox himself
A huge success Undertale Toby Fox's career grew very quickly and led him to many interesting places. In 2019, he started collaborating with Game Freak and used his incredible musical talent to compose some songs. Pokemon Games, like Sword and shield and Scarlet and purple. He was one of the studio's non-Pokemon Games: Little Town Hero.
This colorful and charming fantasy RPG has some interesting ideas in its combat system, but its biggest selling point (and the main reason it's remembered to this day) is its fantastic soundtrack. Toby Fox has created a collection of beautiful and energetic songs that are memorable UndertaleMusic is, but still has its own identity. At the end of the day, Little Town Hero A different turn-based RPG with unforgettable music, this means that any fan of the works of Toby Fox will appreciate it.
This is the most chaotic 3D fan game in the Bullet Hell series
- Issued: April 30, 2020
- Genre: Action, shoot them
- System: PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch
- Developer: Mikosan courtesy
Toby Fox confirmed Touhou Project The franchise directly inspired the chaotic bullet-hell gameplay UndertaleSo that's another good place that fans interested in experiencing something similar should take a look. However, they will soon find it all official know The games are 2D shoot 'em ups, and only a few popular fan games are in full 3D.
Touhou Mechanical Scrollry is one of the best know Fan games. It takes the series' classic Bullet Hell gameplay and applies it to a 3D environment, complete with free-roaming flying controls, frantic bullet patterns and some close-quarters air combat. It will certainly scratch an itch that many other games cannot scratch. Players should be warned that its frame rate suffers from occasional hiccups, but that's understandable given that this is a fan-made game.
Mario and Luigi: Brotherhood
The only 3D entry in this beloved RPG series
Toby Fox also confirmed Mario and Luigi The series also served as inspiration UndertaleWhich makes a lot of sense, these turn-based RPGs starring Nintendo's iconic plumber duo share many elements with their debut game. For a long time, all entries in the series were only in 2D (although they admittedly had an impressive hand-drawn style). This finally changed in 2024, with the release of Mario and Luigi: Brotherhood.
This is the first and only entry Mario and Luigi series which is in full 3D. It contains all the elements that made the series so successful and popular in the first place, such as its interactive and accessible turn-based combat, dynamic teamwork attacks between the two titular brothers, wacky characters, and its silly sense of humor. Moreover, the shift to 3D graphics is allowed brotherhooddevelopers to create deeper exploration mechanics and build a more beautiful, colorful, and expansive world.
Freeride: A Personality Test
A mind-blowing personality test hidden behind a story RPG
- Issued: January 31, 2023
- Genre: RPG, adventure game
- System: Nintendo Switch, PC, macOS
- Developer: Flightyfelon Games Inc.
success of Undertale Directly inspired many other indie RPGs, most of which were made in a 2D art style. However, it is known as a game Freeride: A Personality Test stands out in the indie scene for being the closest thing to a 3D version Undertale Currently on the market.
Freeride is a story RPG, which means it focuses more on story than combat. The player character travels through a vibrant world full of strange but lovable characters and must use their telekinesis to help them through various scenarios. This gameplay loop is both entertaining and unique but, as its title suggests, Freeride The player's personality is constantly being tested behind their backs based on their decisions. This, in turn, affects the outcome of the story and encourages multiple playthroughs.
Undertale
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September 15, 2015
- ESRB
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10+ For All E10+: Fantasy violence, mild gore, mild language, simulated gambling, use of tobacco
- developer(s)
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Toby Fox
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Toby Fox, 8-4
