Skullky

I am fairly new to Undertale having passed it around April of this year but that doesn't mean in any way how much this game impacted me and how much I overall enjoyed the experience (mostly the pacifist route) but overall everything. I figured since the game recently got released for Nintendo Switch what better time to talk about this game and its wonderful music which by no one's surprise is by far my favorite aspect of this game. To think I almost passed the chance to play this game considering I still hold it as one of my favorite games that I have played this year. Thanks to a friend of mine who pushed me into playing it basically and actually buying it and not even play it until 2 to 3 months later but what eventually got me to play it was that this same friend brought his ps4 over one time and he had the Undertale Ruins Dynamic Theme which has a very melodic calm tune playing, this song ultimately made me want to play the game, because this song had something specia

This is a very interesting cover because it has a story involved with it, the original song is from Tears from Fears released in 1985, now the cover is in the game Bioshock Infinite by Scott Bradlee that is set in 1912, the over is a rag time version of this song set to the era of 1912, now the game explains this because in this game one of the characters can summon tears into reality and they start popping out all around the fictional city of Columbia, one of the characters hears a tear from the 80's and starts hearing different songs from different eras later to copy them with the esthetics of 1912, I find the reason for the creation of this song fascinating as well as I love covers that completely change the genre of said song. Here is the song:  Here is the original: If you want to hear more Bioshock songs head over to my post of Music in Bioshock  where there is a couple of songs of each game related to the series.