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DYLANTALE
9 years ago

Heyo!


Hello, guys/gals! This is the first official release of my UNDERTALE/garbage fangame, DYLANTALE! I’m very excited to finally reach a point where I can release the game, since I’ve been working on it for a while, possibly too long. But as we all know, more dev time = more quality. Cue the laugh track, I guess, since I spent a huge amount of time developing something that is rather small.

I have spent a huge amount of time and resources on this project: a year of development, 48+ cans of Coke, and several different shirts. The shirts are irrelevant, I just wanted to make it clear that I changed clothes at least once.

I’m writing this in advance, and by the time the game is actually released, I will have fixed the rest of the bugs that I know of, which is like, 15 or so. Hopefully, the game will at the very least be _acceptable_.

Anyways, that’s about it. Putting this out there, the game is dedicated to Dylan, a good friend of mine who puts up with my garbage almost daily. He liked UNDERTALE, and he should like this, too. Happy birthday, man.

Welp, that’s all that I really have to say. Have a good one.

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