You can easily tell this was written by millennials (the same way you can with the newer Borderlands games), and every character is either visibly nonbinary/androgynous, or furry/monster. This game has so much DEI, I wouldn't be surprised if they consulted with Sweet Baby Inc. If you adore the writing and characters of Undertale, you'll likely find the writing and characters here to be a repulsive fascimile. If you dislike Undertale, this game will sicken and traumatize you with its very existence.

Not too long after starting a playthrough, you'll find the Seer. She (they?) will tell you about the decisions you've supposedly consciously made, although your unconscious decisions will have to wait for the end of your run. She will then prattle on about ways you've "consciously" decided to help or side with certain characters. You will almost certainly not have done these things consciously, nor will you give a rat's ass about any of the characters you supposedly were helping. You may not even have consciously made a single choice. This very much calls into question whether this "personality test" is even one tenth as valid as the average BuzzFeed quiz written by a middle schooler.

After listening to some millennial furry character whining on and on about, "oh, woe is me, I'm responsible for [a minor spoiler], but I could never tell her, she'll hate me forever," and realizing that Regular Show (yes, the children's cartoon) did soap opera drama 100x better, I made the first conscious choice of my entire playthrough: I decided that my personality test result would be Refunder.