DELTARUNE
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2 804 😀     31 😒
94,44%

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$19.99
$24.99

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UNDERTALE's parallel story, DELTARUNE. Meet new and old characters in a tale that steps closer to its end, chapter by chapter. Dodge bullets in nonviolent RPG battles as you listen to funky, funky music. Try Chapter 1 and 2 for free... now!!! More chapters in development!!!
ID de l'app1671210
Type d'appGAME
Développeurs
Éditeurs tobyfox
Catégories Solo, Support partiel des manettes
Genres Indépendant, RPG, Free-to-play
Date de sortie4 Juin, 2025
Plates-formes Windows, Mac
Langues prises en charge English, Japanese

DELTARUNE
2 835 Revues totales
2 804 Commentaires positifs
31 Commentaires négatifs
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DELTARUNE a reçu un total de 2 835 avis, dont 2 804 avis positifs et 31 avis négatifs, ce qui lui donne une note globale de « ».

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Le graphique ci-dessus illustre l'évolution des avis sur DELTARUNE au fil du temps, mettant en évidence les changements dynamiques dans l'opinion des joueurs à mesure que de nouvelles mises à jour et fonctionnalités sont introduites. Cette représentation visuelle permet de comprendre la réception du jeu et son évolution.


Avis récents sur Steam

Cette section affiche les 10 avis les plus récents de Steam sur le jeu, mettant en avant un mélange d'expériences et d'opinions des joueurs. Chaque résumé d'avis inclut le temps total de jeu ainsi que le nombre de réactions positives et négatives, offrant un aperçu clair du retour de la communauté.

Temps de jeu: 1281 minutes
Honnêtement mieux que Undertale sur bien des aspects et pourtant j'ai connu Undertale dès sa sortie en 2015 et j'en suis tombé amoureux. C'est dire à quel point ce jeu atteint des sommets, j'ai hâte que les derniers chapitres nous parviennent
👍 : 1 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 2149 minutes
Le simple fait que cat girl Miku est canon dans l'un des fights les plus fun que j'ai jamais eu, et que quelque minutes après dans une autre save j'ai eu un des moments les plus terrifiants que j'ai jamais eu sert a dire a quelle points se jeu est excellent
👍 : 1 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 2534 minutes
Amazing game, for its price and quality it's definitely worth it, a ode to the video games even, only issue it's taht the game isn't complete yet, but once it is it'll be nearly perfect I think
👍 : 2 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 2479 minutes
I just don't what to say, i simply love this game. The game basically surpises you by every chapter. It pretty much destroys what you thought the chapter was going to be about. The story makes you feel emotional at many parts and the immersion is so good that you either feel happy for your actions , or extremely disgusted but yet courious on how far you can push the limits of this game.
👍 : 1 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 3886 minutes
All the people hating on chapter 5 just hate to have fun, this game is still peak.
👍 : 1 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 3314 minutes
Deltarune is REALLY amazing on a lot of point as you would expect from Toby Fox's second big game. Don't let my negative evaluation tell you it's not a good game, it's an AMAZING game. But since Steam's evaluation system is crap, I felt like putting a negative one, which will be subsumed and drowned in the (deserved) plethoras of positive ratings anyway. At least like that, if you're specifically looking for negative reviews to understand what is BAD about the game, you've got a chance to understand what there is in this game that is bad. All the positive evalutation will cover you on what is AMAZING in the game anyway. PROS : Game lenght: This is one of the best Graphics : Pixellated like Undertale, but still quite better, more detailed with much more variations in styles, diversity, designs, ambiances, etc. Music : Incredible as you would expect from Scenario : Most elements of the scenario are good to very good. The characters are generally likable like in Undertale. Some things are a bit shabby, like some characters not being very much developed despite them being recurrent and ending up not much more than comic reliefs, which didn't really happen in Undertale because all important characters with at least a substantial amount of "screen"time had something touching about them. Here, Toby tried to do the same, but I feel like it's not necessarily as good, and the main reason for that is the absence of a full evil path. The genius in Undertale is that characters which you may not like and may be barely more than annoying in Neutral or Pacifist, would turn up completely differently in Genocide. However here, since the "genocide" route is much more sporadic, it doesn't help as much (though it still does) Replayability : In Undertale, you would have to do the game three times to get all three main ends. And each one had the potential to be quite the different experience depending on how you proceeded for your neutral run. You had a pacifist run, a neutral run and a genocide run. Each with their own branchings, bosses, and general strategy that changed the way you played without the gameplay itself changing. In Deltarune it really feels like your action don't matter until you get to Snowgrave Route. And even then, there Snowgrave route is not always present like in Chapter 3 where it disappears completely... or Chapter 1 where its branching has not yet appeared... Scenario : Not enough Snowgrave... Imagine if Genocide in Undertale simply disappeared during a whole chapter...? WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥? Snowgrave is IN-CRE-DI-BLE. It is justified by several means that it does not appear in the first chapter (though it still sucks, but at least this serves several other aspects of the scenario) The problem is that after chapter 2, it disappear completely in chapter 3... Which is part of why chapter 3 is much more "meh" than chapter 2, so chapters already goes up and down in quality like this, which is not very good at all... Four gives a good bit of Snowgrave at its beginning, but then it disappears again. Gameplay : ♥♥♥♥ YOU, TOBY! OKAY?! In Undertale, Genocide was the only path with hard bosses, and there were only two of them. AND WAY MORE IMPORTANTLY: there was this incredible tie between the gameplay and the scenario where the former was totally justified by the latter. In Genocide, most bosses you didn't have to even fight because you were just way too strong being the ultimate violent being racking a lot of XP. But as Vision says in Avengers, a more powerful evil also brings out more powerful heroes and vice-versa, and thus Undyne and Sans block your way by being incredibly powerful, and it's justified! And you're not frustrated when it happens even if you fail, because thanks to the incredible several-layered meta scenario: it makes sense! And they are only two! In Deltarune, every chapter has at least one secret boss who is INSANELY DIFFICULT! And sometimes there is MORE THAN ONE!!! WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥ TOBY?!!? This is another game that I will simply to have to cheat to see in its entirety, like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Silksong (it's far from being as worse as Silksong since in Deltarune it is at least optional). Even if you manage to beat one or even several of the secret bosses, you just KNOW you'll have to suffer against the next, and the next one, and the next one... Also Snowgrave IS blocked by a superpowerful boss, so ♥♥♥♥ you for that too. Ah... So now with our friend Flowery we also have difficult REGULAR boss... Superb... Chapter 5's Weird Route starts very interesting with an incredible scene with Noelle. Then it stops, and it's finished... And it's says that Weird Route will continue on chapter 7... I can't really judge this since it will make more sense with the whole game I suppose. But the scene was really great at least. Note that in order to pursue said route you need to make extremely fast dialogue choice at the end. I was pretty miff because I failed it first time as I did not know what to do and if there are no save in the whole chapter 5 weird route so you have to restart the entire chapter which is very annoying. But I managed to do it on my second try, it's actually totally feasible as long as you know what you're supposed to do. (Review not finished)
👍 : 2 | 😃 : 0
Négatif
Temps de jeu: 7150 minutes
this game is beyond anything i've ever played and it's easily my number 1 even if it's not fully out yet
👍 : 3 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 1939 minutes
this game genuinely saved lives such as mine and the more it goes the better it is, toby, you cant possibly top this chapter
👍 : 5 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 3017 minutes
I played Undertale as I grew up. It helped me build my moral compass and made me feel so many emotions back then. So much so that as soon as a specific song plays out (end of chapter 2), it makes me tear up. This game is, in my opinion, perfect. I cannot recommend it enough and I never will. Thank you Toby Fox (and everyone who worked on those two games), you succeeded as an artist. But french translation when? >_>
👍 : 10 | 😃 : 0
Positif
Temps de jeu: 7905 minutes
I hadeth to sayeth, thise gameth really goodth ! But fr tho, just play [The 'Rune] it's worth every single millisecond you spend on it. wait is that the thornring
👍 : 21 | 😃 : 6
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