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Deltatraveler

What is Deltatraveler?

Deltatraveler stands as a fusion fangame, combining elements from both Deltarune and Undertale universes, offering players a unique and immersive gaming experience. The game presents a captivating narrative where the protagonists must explore diverse worlds through mysterious gray doors to return to their realm.

Deltatraveler, a thrilling fangame under development by RynoGG, emerges as a captivating fusion of Deltarune and Undertale, promising players an exciting journey through an otherworldly adventure. Set sometime after the events of Deltarune Chapter 2, the game follows Kris, Susie, and Noelle as they navigate the world of Undertale in a quest to find their way back home.

Rules and Gameplay

The gameplay in Deltatraveler features a fusion of Undertale and Deltarune mechanics, where players engage in first-person perspective battles akin to Deltarune. Susie and Noelle wield spells, utilizing TP (Tension Points) to unleash their abilities, while occasional guest-star party members join to contribute their unique skills. Players have the choice to spare or engage in combat with enemies encountered along their journey.

Success in Deltatraveler relies on strategic battle tactics, exploration of diverse worlds, and decision-making skills. Players must navigate through challenges, utilize character abilities efficiently, and make choices that influence the game's narrative.

Features

Interdimensional Exploration: Players traverse various otherworldly realms accessed through enigmatic gray doors, offering diverse landscapes and challenges.
Fusion Gameplay: Deltatraveler seamlessly merges mechanics from Undertale and Deltarune, offering a dynamic blend of battle perspectives, spellcasting, and spare/kill options.
Strategic Battles: Engage in first-person battles where Susie, Noelle, and guest party members use their skills and spells strategically against adversaries.
Choice-driven Narrative: Similar to its predecessors, players have the freedom to spare or confront enemies, impacting the storyline and character interactions.