Before I start with today’s topic, according to wikipedia, gameplay = “the pattern defined through the game rules, connection between player and the game,bchallenges and overcoming them, plot and player’s connection with it”.
And taking all this into consideration, it’s extremely easy for me to make today’s pick.
Undertale
I don’t think this will come as a surprise for anyone who has played it – Undertale does indeed have a terrific gameplay.
What makes it so good aside from the plot? Exactly the way you interact with the game. You can play it anyway you wish and you get different endings depending on that. Yes, it is a bit of choices matter, but also more of a fighting matters.
And, because different endings are no longer a wow factor when it come to video games, you get a bonus. The second time you play the game, you play it based on the ending you have previously reached. It means that, in case you wanted that particular achievement, you can kiss it goodbye if you were naughty during your first session.
I’m afraid I can’t actually talk about this game without massive spoilers and that’s because I enjoyed every little part of it and I don’t want to ruin somebody else’s experience.
This game is pretty hyped, yeah? Well, imagine the hype is not without reason and it didn’t get so many awards for nothing. Go ahead and play it if you didn’t already. You’ll know what I’m talking about and I’ll be here to hear your thanks afterwards.
Ruki out.
Wanimu 
Undertale is coming to PS4 and Vita so I might finally play it then. Combing bullet dodging with RPG mechanics is a cool way of making turn based combat more interactive (a complaint people who find navigating menus often have with the genre.)
I don’t know if I like the game remembering my past misdeeds. I like killing stuff in games so it sucks that doing an evil run will affect a later pacifist playthrough.
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I did that without shit about the game. And then it hit me.
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