A twist of fate? The path set by destiny? Or some kind of a prank played by the gods? For one reason or another, you've lost everything yet gained so much more. You have the knowledge and the power to change the world, so use it wisely. Follow your heart, seek out the answers and don't forget - you are not alone.

Not much would make an Azkaban escape become second page news among the Wizards of the United Kingdom, but the freeing of the Monsters under Mount Ebott would do it. And thus Frisk becomes one of Hogwart's newest, first year, students...

In the final installment of the series, you and Sans struggle to keep your heads above water when the whole world seems intent on dragging you down. (Part 3 of the "Still Counting" series) (Rated T for: graphic violence, body horror, disturbing themes, suggestive themes)

Chara wants to erase the world. But they didn't count on a certain skeleton being so powerful. Meanwhile, Frisk is trying to regain control of their body. They don't seem to be doing very well. And somehow, despite everything, Chara and Frisk are getting used to each other's company... (even if Frisk DOES occasionally makes bad puns) Then comes the glitch. Everything's going wrong.

The year is 160X. Frisk and Chara, both part of the Royal Committee of Magicians have been summoned to cast the greatest spell of the century in order to seal the monsters Underground. Despite Chara's insistence that it wasn't their doing, Frisk harbours an intense suspicion that they were the cause. This is just the beginning...

After the events of "Tally Up Your Sins," you and Sans have to learn to live with your pasts and figure out how to move forward, all while unraveling a mystery that dates back to the first war between humans and monsters. (Part 2 of the "Still Counting" series) (Rated T for: body horror, graphic violence)

Years after playing Undertale, you've all but forgotten about the game. It was fun while it lasted, but once you'd exhausted all possible endings and dialog options, you became bored with it and moved on to new hobbies. Until one day, while camping with some friends, you find a hole in the ground. (Part 1 of the "Still Counting" series) (Rated T for: graphic violence)