In a newsletter on his official blog, Fox confirmed that buying Deltarune on either PS5 or PS4 will also give you access to the game on the other platform at no additional price. On Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, things will work pretty much the same way, but only if you use the same Nintendo Account on both platforms.

“Thanks to cross-buy, when you buy Deltarune on the PlayStation Store, you get both PS4 and PS5 versions for one price,” Fox wrote. “And we’re gonna do (basically) the same thing on Nintendo platforms! If you buy the game on Nintendo Switch and decide you want the Switch 2 version later, you can get it at no additional cost! And vice-versa! (Except in Japan, where local laws require us to charge a small fee.) That’s right, for one single price, you’ll be able to get both versions of the game – that means both versions of the special room!”

Deltarune won’t end with its upcoming chapters. Fox has previously confirmed there are more chapters he intends to release, though what exactly the game’s future looks like is currently unclear. Stay tuned for more details in the coming days and weeks.

At the recent Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, the developer announced that Deltarune’s third and fourth chapters are releasing on June 5. The game will serve as a Nintendo Switch 2 launch title, which will obviously also be getting the preceding two chapters on the same day. Meanwhile, chapters three and four will also launch for PS5, PS4, PC, and the Switch 1 simultaneously. 

On the Nintendo Switch 2, Deltarune will feature a special room with gameplay designed around the Joy-Con 2 controllers’ mouse functionality. A different version of the room with different gameplay will be featured in all other versions of the game. 

As previously announced, Chapters 3 and 4 will be paid releases, unlike the first two chapters. They will be sold at a combined price of $24.99. 

As a sequel to the critically acclaimed Undertale, Deltarune launched in October 2018 with Chapter 1; Chapter 2 followed in September 2021. It offers a different setting but some returning characters and similar combat mechanics. The protagonist is Kris, who works with Susie and Ralsei on a quest to save the world. Though you can choose to be a pacifist and or annihilate all before you without remorse, Deltarune mixes things up with its party system and unique abilities for each character.

Chapters 1 and 2 are free to download on PS4, PC, and Nintendo Switch. The remaining chapters require purchasing, though Fox has yet to announce pricing. Their launch timing depends on “localization and console porting”, so stay tuned for further updates.

The timing will depend on “localization and console porting,” so we must wait for further updates. However, Fox said the team is “very eager” to showcase what it’s developed “since six years ago.”

Deltarune is available for PC, Nintendo Switch, and PS4. The story follows three friends on a quest to save the world. Like Undertale, the combat is turn-based, and you can opt for a pacifist approach, not killing any enemies, or a more “genocidal” outlook, slaughtering everything in your path.

Though the first two Chapters are free on all platforms, Chapters 3 and 4 will require purchasing. Fox has yet to outline the price (or comment on why Chapter 5 isn’t included, despite promising so earlier), so stay tuned for more information in the coming year.

According to Fox, though some members of the development team have started working on Deltarune’s later chapters, the bulk of the team’s focus remains on Chapter 3, for which development seems to be coming together at a good pace now, with the work currently being focused on the overworld area. Fox says that Chapter 3 has been a complicated one to develop nonetheless, and that Chapter 4 should be a relatively simpler one.

You can read the full update below, courtesy of Nintendo Everything:

“As was the case last time, we’re focusing on Chapter 3. However, there are a few people working on pieces of later chapters, such as bullet patterns or puzzles.

“As for Chapter 3, we’re finally creating the final overworld area. You could think of it like the “Queen’s Castle” or “Card Castle”, but for this chapter. With this complete, the chapter will finally be playable all the way through…! (Fun Fact: I composed the song for this area in 2016…)

“This Chapter is made of many different pieces… so it’s been hard to understand exactly how everything was turning out. Now that things are clearer, I just need to roll over the entire game with a steamroller and crush out all the bumps. There may be things to add, things to fix, or things to remove… but, many pieces have been quite polished already, so it won’t be too bad.

“As you can tell, this chapter is shaping up to be a pretty strange one. I mostly focused on unusual gameplay elements, and it’s not too heavy on the story. Since it’s so frivolous, I feel a bit self-conscious about it… but, at least I got to try something different!

“Anyway, Chapter 4 will be a much more standard chapter!”

The first two chapters of Deltarune are currently available on PC, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.

More specifically, Fox recently took to Twitter to reveal that he composed the field music in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, some of which was used in the game’s newest trailer. That track, according to Fox, is one of multiple that he composed for the game, neither of which will be optional.

Interestingly, this isn’t the first time Fox has composed music for Game Freak, and has collaborated with the developer a number of times in the past, including for Pokemon Sword and Shield, as well as Little Town Hero.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will launch for Nintendo Switch on November 18.

A few more Toby Fox tracks will appear in the game, too, so please look forward to those! This time, my music is not optional!!!

— tobyfox (@tobyfox) June 1, 2022

So how exactly is that going? Fox recently took to Twitter to provide a brief update on that front. After showing off some goofy concept art that he’s been working on, Fox said that “development is going well”, presumably referring to Deltarune (since he doesn’t have any other projects in the works that have been officially unveiled).

“I’m getting more and more people to help recently, I have good feelings about it,” Fox added.

Of course, that doesn’t really tell us how far along in the process he is, or how long it will be until we get more concrete updates. That said, seeing as all three remaining chapters of the game are being developed together, it’s likely that it might be a while before we get to go hands-on with them.

The first two chapters of Deltarune are currently available on PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac.

By the way, the game development is going well

I'm getting more and more people to help recently, I have good feelings about it

— tobyfox (@tobyfox) May 17, 2022

In an update following Chapter 2’s launch though, developer Toby Fox briefly touched on that topic, and confirmed that the next (and final) three chapters of Deltarune will follow a different release schedule. Fox confirms that chapters 3, 4, and 5 of the game will all be released together so that there aren’t huge gaps between their releases, and also added that unlike the first two chapters of the game, they won’t be free (and will collectively cost more than Undertale, though an exact figure hasn’t yet been decided).

“Originally I had planned to release chapters only when all them are finished, but honestly, it’s hard both for creators and fans to go a long time without a release,” Fox wrote. “So, I changed my mind. I think most people will be happy about this.

“My next goal is to complete Chapters 3, 4 and 5 for next time. Then, at that time I will ask for people to buy the game, at the price of the first 5 chapters (including 1 and 2). I don’t know the price yet, but it’s definitely going to cost more than Undertale.”

Here’s hoping we don’t have to wait too long before we get to play more of Deltarune– though of course, more than that, we hope that whenever the next chunk of the game does arrive, it’s worth however long we have to wait for it.

Chapter 1 of Deltarune is available on PC, Mac, Nintendo Switch, and PS4, but Chapter 2 hasn’t yet launched for the latter two. There’s no word yet on when (or if) the game will come to Xbox.

Much like Fox’s universally acclaimed Undertale, Deltarune is a role-playing game with retro-style visuals. The story focuses on Kris and Susie who venture to the “Dark World” where they team with Ralsei. Thus does their journey begin to save the world and though the combat system ditches random encounters, players can still resolve conflicts with and without violence.

Deltarune Chapter 2 supports save data transfer from the first chapter. For those who don’t have the same, it’s possible to play Chapter 2 “as long as you generally remember what happened story-wise, you’ll be fine.” Given that Chapter 1 eventually came to PS4 and Nintendo Switch several months after its PC release, it remains to be seen if Chapter 2 will follow the same pattern. As always, stay tuned for more details.

See you soon. https://t.co/Z19tzGlRmW pic.twitter.com/hKU0st0LCb

— UNDERTALE / DELTARUNE (@UnderTale) September 16, 2021

Launched in February 2017 and having passed six million in digital sales and worldwide shipments till date, NieR: Automata is the story of 2B and 9S of YoRHa. The duo battle robots created by alien invaders who have taken over the Earth. However, it’s clear that not everything is as it seems and both start to question the nature of existence itself. Ghostrunner is a first person action platformer which sees Jack, a katana wielding individual, ascending Dharma Tower to liberate the Architect.

With wall-running, grappling and fast-paced OHK combat, the title is an excellent experience for fans of parkour games, cyberpunk adventures and more. As for Undertale, it’s one of the most critically acclaimed RPGs of all time with a human landing in the Underground and meeting various monsters. You can choose not to kill or simply massacre everyone but your choices will have consequences.