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Fallen Down
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| Title: | Fallen Down |
| Publisher: | Joel Couture |
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| Date(s): | Sep 16, 2017 |
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| Medium: | digital |
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| Fandom: | Undertale |
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| Language: | English |
| External Links: | https://joelcouture.itch.io/fallen-down-heartache-compassion-in-undertale |
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Fallen Down is an Undertale fanbook published in 2017.
About
In September of 2015, Undertale came out and swept players up in its celebration of compassion, friendship, and spaghetti-making skeletons. Eschewing violence, "The RPG game where you don't have to destroy anyone." lets players befriend killer robots, fishy knights, and warrior dogs through careful conversation in combat.Fallen Down: Heartache & Compassion in Undertale, an unofficial look at Undertale, explores why we want to make friends with the cast of monsters that would normally get in the way of any other RPG hero. It looks at the ways the game gives monsters personalities and feelings, how it teaches the player to feel for their foes, and what that connection means should the player choose violence in their explorations of the Underground.
Featuring tens of words from developer Toby Fox, Fallen Down is a celebration of the positivity and creativity their work has created in the world, as well as a personal look into our behaviors in digital worlds and the cruelty that stems from playing in them without consequences.