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2015USK 6PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck playable96 % positive9.99 €

A charming indie RPG where every fight can be resolved without violence, blending turn-based menus with bullet-hell dodging. Its quirky humor, memorable monsters and a story that remembers your choices made it a cult classic.

  • Choices with consequences
  • Dialogue and role-playing
  • Strong soundtrack
  • Emotional impact
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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Undertale special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Deltarune

98 %Match

2025USK 12PC, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified98 % positive23.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Undertale: dialogue where you play your role, a strong soundtrack and companions you grow fond of.

Toby Fox's follow-up to Undertale mixes menu-based party battles with bullet-hell dodging, and enemies can be spared instead of fought. A charming, funny cast, a standout soundtrack and an unsettling meta-mystery sit beneath its colorful surface.

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OneShot

Strong soundtrack

A pixel-art puzzle adventure in which you help a child named Niko relight the dead sun of his world. The game breaks the fourth wall, involving your computer and your own decisions in touching and clever ways.

Heartbound

Strong soundtrack

Heartbound is a narrative-driven pixel-art RPG about a boy and his dog that constantly shifts genres, mixing dialogue, minigames, puzzles and bullet-hell-style fights. It tackles dark, personal themes like trauma and mental health, backed by a quirky atmosphere and a strong soundtrack.

Road 96

Choices with consequences

A narrative road-trip adventure set in an authoritarian, fictional version of America, where you play different teens trying to flee across the border. Your choices shape the story and the fate of its characters, backed by a strong 90s-style soundtrack.

Life Is Strange

Strong soundtrack

As photography student Max, you discover you can rewind time and dig into a disappearance in a sleepy coastal town, with your choices shaping friendships and fates. It's a heartfelt coming-of-age drama with an unforgettable indie soundtrack.

The World Next Door

Pixel art

A story-driven fantasy tale about teenager Jun, stranded in a magical parallel world. Visual-novel style dialogue, short puzzle-based battles and an anime-inspired look carry the experience.

Dreamfall: The Longest Journey

Dialogue and role-playing

A story-driven adventure that shifts between the high-tech world of Stark and the magical realm of Arcadia, following three protagonists. Dialogue, characters and an emotional narrative take center stage over combat or hard puzzles.

OneShot

Strong soundtrack

A charming pixel-art puzzle adventure where you help the child Niko save a dying world. It cleverly breaks the fourth wall, pulling your own computer and your decisions directly into its puzzles and story.

Unavowed

Companions and relationships

A story-driven point-and-click adventure set in a magical New York, where you play a formerly possessed hero solving cases with a rotating cast of companions. Your choices and party selection noticeably change dialogue, puzzle solutions and the ending.

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