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The upgrade Undertale needed

When Toby Fox dropped Undertale, it was a quirky game that was part bullet hell, part RPG, and part puzzle solver. This game is interesting because it allows players to play as a pacifist which isn’t commonly seen in RPGs.

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A short game that built on a clichés

Players play as Kris, a student at a local school who descends into the “Dark World.” While there he must party up and preserve the balance between good and evil.

Deltarune is an indie RPG developed by Toby Fox. In this title, you control Kris, the only human in this program, and you get transported to another world known as the “Dark World.” The object of this game is to seal off a dark fountain, that is emitting a stream of dark energy that is currently upsetting the balance between good and evil.

Deltarune is different from its predecessor Undertale in a variety of ways. Combat is less random in this title, and the combat engine was altered to make it a turn-based one similar to a game like Pokemon Mystery Dungeon or Paper Mario while adding a Danmaku element to it.

A major difference between this program and its predecessor is that a morality engine of sorts was added. When playing, you have the option to either try to play as a pacifist or fight enemies. The only difference is the dialogue options, and the overall story will change slightly based on your decision.

Although this game is great in its own right, some things can be improved upon. Deltarune is a small program, and it takes about 3 hours to get to the ending, and 4 hours to get 100% completion. Another fault is that one of your party members, Susie, doesn’t follow orders and will always try to attack people.

Where can you run this program?

This program is installable on computers using Mac OS or Windows. Additionally, it is available on the Nintendo Switch and PS4.

Is there a better alternative?

Yes. Touhou Scarlet Curiosity does a better job at combining the Danmaku and RPG genres, but the combat is in real-time instead of turn-based. Scarlet Curiosity also makes many references to other titles in the Touhou universe.

Our take

It’s an interesting concept because you can choose between combat and peace, and you to a certain degree these choices will impact the overall story via dialogue options.

Should you download it?

Yes, This title is chapter 1 of a game that has an unknown number of chapters. The number of unknown because Toby Fox hasn’t released any info about chapter two, other than it’s in development.

Highs

• Free
• Improved on Undertale’s game mechanics
• Can avoid combat encounters

Lows

• Small Game
• One ally doesn’t follow orders
• Simplistic combat engine

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JumpStart Adventures 6th Grade: Mission Earthquest is a game created by Knowledge Adventure in the JumpStart series. In this game A.R.T., a computer with artificial intelligence, has gone haywire, and now wants to 'redesign the chaotic system that is Earth'. Zack and Jess, twin brother and sister agents of Earthquest, stop him with the help of their Uncle Eli and dog Roswell. A.R.T. seems to be inspired by HAL 9000 from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.

JumpStart 6th Grade is now part of a 5-disc set called JumpStart Advanced 4th-6th Grade, along with JumpStart Adventures 5th Grade: Jo Hammet, Kid Detective, JumpStart Adventures 4th Grade: Sapphire Falls, and two bonus discs.

Subjects[edit]

• Language Arts
• Math
• Data Interpretation
• Percents
• Geometry
• Biology
• Geology
• Zoology
• History
• Geography
• Fine Arts

Characters[edit]

• Zack

Zack is a male human with blond hair and is one of the main characters in the game. Although clearly not mean, Zack seems to have a bit more 'attitude' then Jess and is rude on a few occasions. He also appeared in JumpStart SpyMasters: Unmask the Prankster, JumpStart SpyMasters: Max Strikes Back, and Adventure Challenge (also called Far-Out Field Trips, Ultimate Field Trips, and Extreme Field Trips), all in which he does not seem as rude as he does in his original appearance.

• Jess

Jess is Zack's twin sister and one of the main characters. Her hair is short and red and she doesn't seem to have as much attitude as Zack. Like her brother, she has appeared in JumpStart SpyMasters: Unmask the Prankster, JumpStart SpyMasters: Max Strikes Back, and Adventure Challenge.

• Uncle Eli

Uncle Eli is one of the main characters. Intelligent, with gray hair, and wearing a green shirt and glasses, he helps Zack and Jess in different ways to accomplish their missions.

• Roswell

A dog, Roswell is blue in color and helps capture A.R.T.'s robots before they are taken to the Robot Re-Organizer.

• Enos

A brown-colored monkey, Enos was sent on a rocket ship with A.R.T. at the start of the game - before A.R.T. even caused trouble - because the human astronauts were asking for too much money. However, while in space, A.R.T. told Enos that 'there's been a change of plans' and that he would use robots to redesign Earth, in which Enos promptly freaked out in response to and pressed the S.O.S. button. This apparently ended up sending an image of him and A.R.T. to Earthquest. Uncle Eli then told Jess & Zack about A.R.T., and the adventure began.

• A.R.T.

The main villain, A.R.T. is a computer with artificial intelligence who desires to redesign Earth using robotic menaces than Zack and Jess are to conquer. He is said to have evil logic.

Avoid the Bots[edit]

• Shark Bots - The shark bots is from the activity, Mine Games.
• Toxic Bots - The Toxic bots is from Pollution Solution.
• Viro Bots - The Viro Bots is from the activity, Viral Vanguard.
• Bug Bots - The Robot Bug is from the activity in Insect Overthrow.
• Scorpion Bots - The Scorpion Bots is from the activity from Monument Mischief. The First Level has Two Scorpions and the Second and Fourth level has Three Scorpions. Do not let the scorpions touch your pod.

Games[edit]

To save the world and complete the game, the user must go on missions by choosing one from the Mission Locator Map. At the start of each mission, the user must choose either Zack or Jess to be their partner. There are six different game types. After one type of game is completed, the user captures one of A.R.T.'s robots and take them to the Robot Re-Organizer. Once all the robots are captured and reorganized, then the game is completed. After a type of game is completed, the user may continue to play that type of game, though it will not bring them closer to the end. Each type of game has three places in the world where they may be played.

Hyper Space[edit]

After the user chooses a mission, the character they pick takes off in a pod. Uncle Eli explains that these pods are designed for maximum security and that, in order to land, the student must discover the pod's landing code. The game where this is done is virtually identical to the Music Hall Door game in JumpStart 3rd Grade. The difference is that instead of reorganizing letters for the words, they pick the correct word or phrase from three choices.

Pollution Solution[edit]

A.R.T.'s robots have sabotaged a factory. The user must stop the noxious poisons from being released into the environment. There is a math problem that appears at the top the screen and four answers. Obviously, the user must select the correct answer before the barrel is over flow. Naturally, there are toxin puddles and tox-o-bots to avoid. The three places in the world this game may be played are Alaska, Ukraine, and Indonesia.

Mine Games[edit]

A.R.T. is planting mines in the ocean. The user must deactivate the bomb by finding the correct answer to a problem at the top of the screen. The question may either be an English language or Geography question. Naturally, there are two shark bots to avoid, and supplies for energy to gain your pod life back. The three places in the world where this game may be played are the Great Barrier Reef, the Bering Sea, and the Caribbean Sea.

Viral Vanguard[edit]

A.R.T. is killing endangered species with Viro-Bots. The pod has been shrunken to the size of a cell. The user uses the arrow keys to drive the cell pod through the animal while avoiding Viro-Bots. There will be a science question at the top of the screen and the user must select the correct answer to continue traveling through the animal. At the end they move the pod over the Viro-Bots (they make them disappear this time, instead of damaging the pod), leave the animal and you'll have to return to EarthQuest. The animal traveled through varies depending on the place in the world the game is played. In India it is a tiger, in Australia it is a wombat, and in California it is a condor.

Insect Overthrow[edit]

A.R.T. is placing locks around trees to stop them from growing. The user must move the pod around on the tree rings. A math problem appears at the top and the user must find the answer and drag it to the center. Naturally, there are any nasty bugs and sap to avoid. Also, there are supplies of coal for more energy to restore your pod. This game is played in Germany, Japan, and Appalachia.

Canopy Crusade[edit]

A robot of A.R.T.'s that resembles a bulldozer is destroying the rainforest. There will be a science question at the top of the screen and the student must move the helicopter pod around and select the bag with the corresponding answer and drop it in the area where the bulldozer is at work. After answering five questions, the user plays a tic-tac-toe game. The places in the world where this game may be played are Gabon, Guyana, and Hawaii.

Monument Mischief[edit]

A.R.T.'s robots are now destroying the world landmarks. You must move the pogo-pod around the monument. On the left side of the screen there is a passage about ancient history with blanks in it. When the pogo-pod lands on a particular brick, it will light up with a color that matches the color of one of the blanks in the passage and it will fill a word. If you think it's the right word they would select it. When all the blanks are filled in, the user returns the pogo-pod to the top of the screen. Naturally, you must avoid scorpion-bots while on the monument. Also, there's a bag of coal with energy. If you snag a coal, it will gain your bonus pod life back. The background varies depending on the country where the game is played. The countries are Egypt, Greece, and China.

Robot Re-Organizer[edit]

After one of A.R.T.'s robots is captured, it is taken to the Robot Re-Organizer. To make sense of the information from the robot, they user must match the first and second part of idioms. For each one, they are given a coordinate.

Space Scan[edit]

The student is then asked to plot the coordinate points from the Robot Re-Organizer activity on a grid. The points correspond to where A.R.T. was when he made his last transmission, although technically, this cannot work for the grid is 2-dimensional and A.R.T. is in outer space, meaning that it would need 3 dimensions. Once the four points are plotted, the area is scanned for signs of A.R.T. A.R.T. won't be found until the last robot is captured.

Epilogue[edit]

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Art is found in space when all the robots are recovered and scanned. The team heads on over to Art's position. The game ends with art being used for bowling.

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