UNDERTALE Soundtrack is the soundtrack album for Undertale, released September 15, 2015, and available for purchase from Bandcamp, Steam, iTunes, the game's website, and available online for free at Spotify. All tracks are composed by Toby 'Radiation' Fox with FL Studio.[1]
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There are 101 tracks in total on the Undertale Soundtrack, with tracks 78-101 considered 'hidden' tracks. Tracks not present in normal gameplay or in the soundtrack can be found here.
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The soundtrack and other sound files are largely composed of various leitmotifs. Fox has stated that the majority of Undertale's soundtrack was composed using free SoundFonts and synths.[2]
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Official Track List
Note: Leitmotifs categorized as 'minor' on the leitmotifs page are italicized. When applicable, the subset of a group of leitmotifs that a song is a part of is written after the parent group in parentheses.
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| No. | Title | Length | Plays | Leitmotif |
| 1 | Once Upon a Time | 1:29 | Introduction sequence | Once Upon a Time (All Parts) |
| 2 | Start Menu | 0:32 | When viewing a new SAVE file | Once Upon a Time (Part 1) |
| 3 | Your Best Friend | 0:23 | Protagonist's first encounter with Flowey | Flowey |
| 4 | Fallen Down | 0:57 | When Toriel first appears | Toriel (Fallen Down) |
| 5 | Ruins | 1:32 | While the protagonist travels the Ruins | Ruins |
| 6 | Uwa!! So Temperate♫ | 0:56 | On the Joystick Config menu during Autumn and Spring | Joystick Config |
| 7 | Anticipation | 0:22 | During monster encounters while accompanied by Toriel Slowed down at multiple instances during the Genocide Route | Enemy Approaching |
| 8 | Unnecessary Tension | 0:17 | While the protagonist completes Toriel's test of their independence | |
| 9 | Enemy Approaching | 0:56 | While fighting regular monsters (excluding Hard Mode/CORE enemies) | Enemy Approaching |
| 10 | Ghost Fight | 0:56 | Napstablook's fight | Ghost Fight, Enemy Approaching |
| 11 | Determination | 0:50 | GAME OVER screen | Determination |
| 12 | Home | 2:03 | In Toriel's Home | Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 2) |
| 13 | Home (Music Box) | 2:02 | In the protagonist's room in Toriel's Home when the lamp in their room is turned off | Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 2) |
| 14 | Heartache | 1:48 | Toriel's boss fight | Heartache, Enemy Approaching |
| 15 | sans. | 0:50 | Lighthearted interactions with Sans Music in Grillby's and Napstablook's snail farm | Snowdin Town |
| 16 | Nyeh Heh Heh! | 0:32 | Lighthearted interactions with Papyrus and during the fight with Papyrus before he turns the protagonist's SOUL blue | Papyrus |
| 17 | Snowy | 1:44 | In Snowdin Forest Distorted in the battle with Snowdrake's Mother | Snowy |
| 18 | Uwa!! So Holiday♫ | 0:30 | On the Joystick Config menu during Winter | Joystick Config |
| 19 | Dogbass | 0:06 | Before fighting the Dogi | Ghost Fight |
| 20 | Mysterious Place | 0:44 | In the secret cave in Snowdin Forest | |
| 21 | Dogsong | 0:37 | Fighting Greater Dog, Interactions involving the Annoying Dog, Slowed down version plays after Endogeny is placated, overlapped with Woofenstein Sped up version plays after sparing Sans, Phone call for Dog Ending or Dirty Hacker Ending | Enemy Approaching |
| 22 | Snowdin Town | 1:16 | In Snowdin | Snowy, Snowdin Town |
| 23 | Shop | 0:50 | In the Snowdin Shop and Gerson's Shop | Snowy, Snowdin Town |
| 24 | Bonetrousle | 0:57 | During the fight with Papyrus after he turns the protagonist's SOUL blue | Papyrus |
| 25 | Dating Start! | 1:56 | When the befriending sequences with Papyrus, Undyne, and Alphys begin, Bratty and Catty's shop | Snowdin, Snowdin Town |
| 26 | Dating Tense! | 0:26 | When a befriending sequence gets intense | Undyne |
| 27 | Dating Fight! | 0:35 | During an intense moment during the befriending event with Papyrus | Snowdin |
| 28 | Premonition | 1:01 | While discussing flowers with Sans in Grillby's | You Idiot |
| 29 | Danger Mystery | 0:18 | First encounter with Undyne in early Waterfall | |
| 30 | Undyne | 0:45 | While hiding from Undyne | Undyne |
| 31 | Waterfall | 2:06 | In Waterfall. | Waterfall, Ruins |
| 32 | Run! | 0:26 | While being pursued by Undyne | Undyne |
| 33 | Quiet Water | 0:32 | In more populated parts of Waterfall and Muffet's parlor in Hotland | Ruins |
| 34 | Memory | 1:15 | After placing the umbrella in the stature for the Piano Puzzle, during the memory of Asriel meeting the First Human, while Undyne talks about Asgore and Papyrus while befriending her, after sparing Asgore, after the battle with Asriel, the ending screen after the True Pacifist Ending Credits | Memory |
| 35 | Bird That Carries You Over A Disproportionately Small Gap | 0:25 | While a bird carries the protagonist over a disproportionately small gap. | Alphys (Part 1) |
| 36 | Dummy! | 2:25 | Mad Dummy's boss fight. | Ghost Fight, Enemy Approaching |
| 37 | Pathetic House | 0:38 | In Napstablook's house. | Ghost Fight, Enemy Approaching |
| 38 | Spooktune | 0:23 | CD found in Napstablook's house. | Spooktune |
| 39 | Spookwave | 0:25 | CD found in Napstablook's house. | Spooktune |
| 40 | Ghouliday | 0:12 | CD found in Napstablook's house. | Jingle Bells |
| 41 | Chill | 0:56 | While lying on the ground and feeling like garbage in Napstablook's house. | |
| 42 | Thundersnail | 0:42 | During the snail race on Napstablook's snail farm. | |
| 43 | Temmie Village | 0:57 | In Temmie Village. | Enemy Approaching |
| 44 | Tem Shop | 0:45 | In the Temmie Shop. | Enemy Approaching |
| 45 | NGAHHH!! | 1:22 | Before fighting Undyne/while cooking with Undyne | Undyne, Ruins |
| 46 | Spear of Justice | 1:55 | Undyne's boss fight | Undyne, Ruins |
| 47 | Ooo | 0:14 | In the areas of Hotland preceding the Lab | |
| 48 | Alphys | 1:25 | While interacting with Alphys or traversing the Lab | Alphys (Both Parts) |
| 49 | It's Showtime! | 0:46 | After Mettaton bursts through the wall in the Lab. | Mettaton (It's Showtime!) |
| 50 | Metal Crusher | 1:03 | During several encounters with Mettaton in Hotland. | Mettaton (Metal Crusher) |
| 51 | Another Medium | 2:22 | While traveling through Hotland | Waterfall, Another Medium |
| 52 | Uwa!! So HEATS!!♫ | 0:34 | On the Joystick Config menu during Summer | Joystick Config |
| 53 | Stronger Monsters | 1:03 | While fighting monsters in Hard Mode | Anticipation |
| 54 | Hotel | 1:27 | Mettaton's cooking show, MTT Resort | Hotel, Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 2) |
| 55 | Can You Really Call This A Hotel, I Didn't Receive A Mint On My Pillow Or Anything | 1:01 | Jetpack sequence of Mettaton's cooking show, Right hallway of MTT Resort | Hotel, Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 2) |
| 56 | Confession | 0:42 | When the Royal Guards confess their feelings, when Alphys and Undyne confess their feelings during the date with Alphys | Snowdin Town |
| 57 | Live Report | 0:17 | During Mettaton's news segment | Mettaton (It's Showtime!) |
| 58 | Death Report | 0:47 | During the bomb defusing sequence | Mettaton (It's Showtime!) |
| 59 | Spider Dance | 1:46 | Muffet's boss fight | Ghost Fight |
| 60 | Wrong Enemy !? | 0:58 | So Sorry's boss fight | |
| 61 | Oh! One True Love | 1:24 | During Mettaton's special performance | Mettaton (Musical) |
| 62 | Oh! Dungeon | 0:32 | During the Multicolor Tile Puzzle in Hotland | Mettaton (Musical) |
| 63 | It's Raining Somewhere Else | 2:50 | While talking to Sans in MTT Hotel's restaurant, Sans's Workshop | Sans |
| 64 | CORE Approach | 0:12 | In the room between the Hotel and the CORE | Hotel |
| 65 | CORE | 2:46 | While traveling through and fighting enemies in the CORE | CORE, Waterfall, Another Medium |
| 66 | Last Episode! | 0:07 | Before the fight against Mettaton EX | Mettaton (Metal Crusher) |
| 67 | Oh My... | 0:14 | After Mettaton's switch has been flipped, and before his silhouette disappears | |
| 68 | Death by Glamour | 2:14 | Mettaton EX's battle | CORE, Mettaton (It's Showtime! and Metal Crusher) |
| 69 | For The Fans | 1:47 | While Mettaton takes phone calls after his fight | Mettaton (Musical) |
| 70 | Long Elevator | 0:20 | During the first elevator ride to New Home | |
| 71 | Undertale | 6:21 | When the protagonist travels through New Home and hears the story of Asriel and the First Human Guitar by Stephanie MacIntire. | Memory, Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 2) |
| 72 | Song That Might Play When You Fight Sans | 1:02 | Never. | Sans, Papyrus |
| 73 | The Choice | 2:12 | While Sans judges the protagonist, when Sans spares the protagonist, at the end of the fight with Asgore | Memory, Once Upon a Time (Part 1) |
| 74 | Small Shock | 0:14 | When first meeting Asgore, slowed down in New Home on a Genocide Route | |
| 75 | Barrier | 0:31 | The area Underground viewing the barrier | |
| 76 | Bergentrückung | 0:21 | Precedes the fight against Asgore | Bergentrückung |
| 77 | ASGORE | 2:36 | Asgore's boss fight | Toriel (Heartache), Undyne, Bergentrückung |
| 78 | You Idiot | 0:34 | Before Photoshop Flowey's fight, before Asriel Dreemurr's fight, before the special thanks segment of the True Pacifist Ending Credits | You Idiot |
| 79 | Your Best Nightmare | 4:00 | Photoshop Flowey's boss fight | You Idiot, Flowey |
| 80 | Finale | 1:52 | During the fight against Photoshop Flowey after all human SOUL segments | Flowey, Memory |
| 81 | An Ending | 3:28 | During the phone calls of most Neutral Route endings, during the end of the battle with Undyne if the protagonist kills her | Ruins |
| 82 | She's Playing Piano | 0:18 | Outside of Undyne's house right before her date with the protagonist | Alphys (Part 2) |
| 83 | Here We Are | 2:06 | True Lab | Alphys (Both Parts) |
| 84 | Amalgam | 1:20 | When battling the Amalgamates | |
| 85 | Fallen Down (Reprise) | 2:30 | When Toriel intervenes in the fight against Asgore in a True Pacifist Route | Toriel (Fallen Down), Once Upon a Time (All Parts) |
| 86 | Don't Give Up | 2:02 | When monsters encourage the protagonist while Flowey ensnares them with vines | Ruins |
| 87 | Hopes and Dreams | 3:01 | First segment of Asriel Dreemurr's boss fight | Flowey, Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 3), Snowdin Town |
| 88 | Burn in Despair! | 0:21 | Second segment of Asriel Dreemurr's boss fight after 'Hyper Goner' is used | You Idiot |
| 89 | SAVE the World | 1:53 | Second phase of Asriel Dreemurr's boss fight after the SAVE button appears | Flowey, Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 3) |
| 90 | His Theme | 2:05 | The end of Asriel Dreemurr's boss fight after memories of Chara and Asriel appear | Memory |
| 91 | Final Power | 0:18 | When Asriel uses the absorbed SOULs to destroy the barrier | Once Upon a Time (Part 3) |
| 92 | Reunited | 4:44 | In the overworld during the epilogue | Once Upon a Time (All Parts), Snowdin Town |
| 93 | Menu (Full) | 0:32 | On the menu screen after Asriel Dreemurr's boss fight | Once Upon a Time (Parts 1 and 3) |
| 94 | Respite | 1:54 | During the scene on the surface at the end of a True Pacifist Route | Ruins |
| 95 | Bring It In, Guys! | 4:12 | During the credits when all of the monsters are being shown | Enemy Approaching, Papyrus, Sans, Snowy, Snowdin Town, Undyne, Ruins, CORE, Another Medium, Bergentrückung, Toriel (Fallen Down), Once Upon a Time (Part 1) |
| 96 | Last Goodbye | 2:15 | During the credits when all of the Kickstarter backers are being shown | Flowey, Once Upon a Time (All Parts) |
| 97 | But the Earth Refused to Die | 0:34 | Before Undyne the Undying's fight | Ruins |
| 98 | Battle Against a True Hero | 2:36 | Undyne the Undying's boss fight | Battle Against a True Hero, Ruins |
| 99 | Power of 'NEO' | 0:30 | Mettaton NEO's 'boss fight' | Battle Against a True Hero |
| 100 | MEGALOVANIA | 2:36 | During Sans's boss fight | |
| 101 | Good Night | 0:31 | End of a Neutral Route in the demo; never used in the final game | Once Upon a Time (Part 1) |
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Reception
The soundtrack has been widely praised by games press and fans, with Eric Van Allen of GamingTrend saying, 'The soundtrack to Undertale reinforces [the game's] earth-shattering moments, knowing just when to rise and fall, and the frequent use of melodies and themes subconsciously manipulates your heart throughout the whole experience. Each song is reminiscent of a time when melodies had to be simple yet discernible, and each piece finds a way to grow outside the realm of chiptunes without losing that simplicity.'[3] Jim Sterling praised the soundtrack as 'a damn fine collection of unforgettable tunes.'[4]
References
- ↑'FL Studio. I often write the melodies and chords using a keyboard first.'- Toby Fox. Undertale FAQ.
- ↑'most of undertale's music was made using free soundfonts + synths but everyone likes it. that's cool' - Toby Fox. September 19, 2015. Twitter
- ↑http://gamingtrend.com/reviews/underground-bound-undertale-review/
- ↑http://web.archive.org/web/20160304151601/http://www.thejimquisition.com/2015/09/undertale-review-a-determined-effort/
The recent Steam version of the hit Groove Coaster series has received an Undertale-themed song pack.
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Developed by Degica and Taito Corporation, the PC version of Groove Coaster collects popular tracks from the series history and combines them with several new songs. It also features new UI and gameplay enhancements designed with the PC platform's strengths and input device options in mind.
The latest soundtrack pack focuses on four songs from the hit indie RPG, Undertale.
These songs can be purchased individually for $1.99 each, or as a bundle for $6.37. If you grab all four songs then you'll also gain access to three Undertale-themed in-game avatars. You can check out a trailer for the new song pack above.
Here's a rundown of the game:
Rhythm Game x Roller Coaster!
Riding the rhythmic rails of success from smart phone, into the arcades, now GROOVE COASTER arrives at full Steam!
Staying true to its core concept of simplicity of play + exhilarating experience, the Steam version is better than ever, with 36 original tracks included from various game music composers and more on the way.
Get ready to ride a roller coaster of sound and light through a universe of music!
Reception
The soundtrack has been widely praised by games press and fans, with Eric Van Allen of GamingTrend saying, 'The soundtrack to Undertale reinforces [the game's] earth-shattering moments, knowing just when to rise and fall, and the frequent use of melodies and themes subconsciously manipulates your heart throughout the whole experience. Each song is reminiscent of a time when melodies had to be simple yet discernible, and each piece finds a way to grow outside the realm of chiptunes without losing that simplicity.'[3] Jim Sterling praised the soundtrack as 'a damn fine collection of unforgettable tunes.'[4]
References
- ↑'FL Studio. I often write the melodies and chords using a keyboard first.'- Toby Fox. Undertale FAQ.
- ↑'most of undertale's music was made using free soundfonts + synths but everyone likes it. that's cool' - Toby Fox. September 19, 2015. Twitter
- ↑http://gamingtrend.com/reviews/underground-bound-undertale-review/
- ↑http://web.archive.org/web/20160304151601/http://www.thejimquisition.com/2015/09/undertale-review-a-determined-effort/
The recent Steam version of the hit Groove Coaster series has received an Undertale-themed song pack.
Undertale Soundtrack Full
Developed by Degica and Taito Corporation, the PC version of Groove Coaster collects popular tracks from the series history and combines them with several new songs. It also features new UI and gameplay enhancements designed with the PC platform's strengths and input device options in mind.
The latest soundtrack pack focuses on four songs from the hit indie RPG, Undertale.
These songs can be purchased individually for $1.99 each, or as a bundle for $6.37. If you grab all four songs then you'll also gain access to three Undertale-themed in-game avatars. You can check out a trailer for the new song pack above.
Here's a rundown of the game:
Rhythm Game x Roller Coaster!
Riding the rhythmic rails of success from smart phone, into the arcades, now GROOVE COASTER arrives at full Steam!
Staying true to its core concept of simplicity of play + exhilarating experience, the Steam version is better than ever, with 36 original tracks included from various game music composers and more on the way.
Get ready to ride a roller coaster of sound and light through a universe of music!
Key Features
- Thrill to a full 360 degree roller coaster ride.
- Intuitive controls: just time your input to the beat (keyboard & controller compatible).
- Play your way! Simple, single-handed 'Casual' mode or two-handed groove-synced play in 'Arcade' mode.
- Choose from 3 aspect ratios for landscape displays: 16:9, 4:3 and 1:1.
- Get the full-screen, full-on arcade experience with a vertical display!
- Select up to 10 of your favorite songs and play in non-stop mode!
- Full support for Steam controllers!
- Use your PlayStation4, Xbox and other popular controllers too.
- Mix and match between 31 avatars and 6 items to find your own style!
Groove Coaster is available on Windows PC via Steam for $19.99.
