Undertale Yellow mobile

Under the legend of Yellow soul, there is debug mode, no tutorial, Undertale Yellow remake /Undertale Justified (mobile port), this is the best quality ut fans at present, and the completion can even match the original. The game is currently available on computers and mobile phones.

Game introduction

* Five humans, missing...

Welcome to UNDERTALE YELLOW, a fan-made prequel to the hit RPG “UNDERTALE”

When a child named Clover sets out on a mission, they find themself deep within the Underground. In this foreign land, monsters lurk around every corner, but are they friend or foe?

In this full-length followup to the friendly RPG where nobody has to die, you decide how every encounter plays out, following the branching paths those decisions lead to. From unlikely allies to unlikely enemies, twists and turns will set Clover on a course towards an ultimate fate.

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Game features

Dodge bullet patterns and decide monsters’ fate in this classic UNDERTALE experience

Share a laugh (or a cry) with dozens of brand new characters

Venture down one of three main routes to see where each story leads

Jam to over one-hundred music tracks featuring new themes and remixes of old favorites

Wear a cowboy hat (at all times)

Explore never-before-seen areas of the Underground, unraveling their history

Get through the game quicker by pressing the ”run” button

Catch up with past pals by receiving letters through the UGPS mail system

Fall down several chasms

Exercise your brain by solving all new puzzles

SAVE and RESET with a familiar travel companion

Wonder why development took so long

Gameplay

Undertale Yellow reuses some of the vanilla game's mechanics with turn-based rounds and a Fight-Spare system. However, the developers have stated that the game will deviate from Undertale in a few aspects.

One deviation from Undertale, gameplay-wise, is the fight mechanics used. Instead of Undertale's stretched oval attack board, Undertale Yellow uses a circular target attack board. There is a white ring that starts from the outside of the target and quickly moves inward while getting smaller. The closer the circle gets to the middle, the more powerful the attack will be. If the circle gets to the very middle without being stopped, it will be counted as a miss.

Despite the fight mechanic change, the dodging system will stay the same as the original Undertale. Initially, the game's dodging system was going to be based on the Mettaton EX fight, but the ideas were later scrapped.

The Underground has been expanded, with the player being able to explore previously unseen areas throughout the game's locations. The game adds the Dark Ruins, a significantly darker and more damaged layer of the Ruins, containing another exit to Snowdin. It adds the location of The Dunes, a large desert dotted with mines that are rumored to contain a high frequency of gemstones and the region of the Wild East, which is reminiscent of the popular Wild West in media, found somewhere after Waterfall and near Hotland. The game also adds the Steamworks, a section of Hotland which aids in providing power to the underground, and a larger section of New Home, the underground's capital city.

The game also retain's the witty dialogue and narration of the original Undertale, as seen throughout the Dark Ruins and Flowey's commentary. It also features the system of three routes, with the player being able to embark on the Neutral, Pacifist and/or Genocide routes.

Main Story

The game's main plot is the same as that of Undertale, with the war between humans and monsters, and the latter being sealed inside the Underground via a magic barrier. However, it follows the journey of the seventh human that falls into the Underground. This human is a young child named Clover.

An ambiguous amount of years after the war, multiple humans have been rumored to disappear after heading toward Mount Ebott. With a Missing Poster in hand, Clover heads toward the mountain to investigate, and deliberately jumps into the Underground. There, they team up with Flowey and explore the Underground, with Flowey offering to Save for Clover.

Because Flowey is present in the game, it is possible that Undertale Yellow takes place just after the experiments that led to the creation of the Amalgamates. Despite this, Alphys seemingly only makes one appearance in the game. That being in a flashback sequence Martlet has during the Genocide Route.

There is also a timeline for the game which has several events that occur in between the monsters being sealed underground and Clover going into the underground, most of them are likely the other humans falling but some might be new events that could affect the game's plot.