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Undertale, unlike most of the today’s most popular video games, allows the player to show mercy to their enemies. Violence is often presented as the one and only response to overcoming challenges, so this ability to remain peaceful allows for a very rare gaming experience. It makes the game’s aspect of violence unique in that the player must choose to be violent. So, doesn’t this actually make Undertale one of the MOST violent games? Voice your opinions in the comments below!

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Errant Signal - Violence In Games
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FURTHER READING ON VIDEO GAME VIOLENCE:
http://footnotes.pbsideachannel.com/papers-the-relationship-between-aggressiveness-and-video-games

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