Many players have tried, but monsters will circumvent dying often by running away or stopping the fight before it reaches that point. Unfortunately, there's no option to impart genocide in Deltarune Chapter 1.
It's currently unknown if future Deltarune chapters will include some form of Genocide Route, but the one present in Chapter 2, also known as the Snowgrave or Weird Route, is spooky enough for those craving some Halloween horrors. RELATED: Kris May Have Appeared in Undertale Before Deltarune Even worse: it can permanently alter the SAVE files of future games so the player can never take back the crimes they've committed. If players are successfully able to beat the notoriously difficult Sans and Undyne the Undying, they'll be met with an ending that is not only spine-chilling but builds on the game's lore as well. Players will know if they're successfully on a Genocide path by the music's eerie tone change and the kill counter at each SAVE point. It requires walking through every area and not just killing every monster the player characters encounters, but actively seeking them out and running down a kill count to zero.
While it's not yet clear exactly how the two games are connected, when Chapter 2 released, investigative players found that a version of Undertale's Genocide Route exists in Deltaruneas well, which likely means it leads to different outcomes and can permanently affect save files in the same way.įollowing Undertale's Genocide Route, also called a No Mercy Route, is as sinister as it sounds. Undertale was both wholesome and horrifying, and the same can be said about its counterpart Deltarune.
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