After breaking Steam, Deltarune dev Toby Fox appears to aim to break the internet: "After you finish Chapter 4, make sure to load up your save file one more time afterwards"
"There might have been something you missed!" 🅷Toby Fox teases in a vague post on social media

Well, it finally happened: Deltarune Chapters 3 and 4 released, and fans lost their minds. Really; the Steam store page crashed due to a whopping 12,865% increas🐷e in players compared🌱 to Undertale's release day. Now, indie🦩 dev Toby Fox is sending players who have already blasted through the RPG back to their save files.
Deltarune's release isn't quite new; Chapter 1 and 2 have been available as free demos since October 2018 and September 2021, respectively. During the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct back in April, 🍷eager fans finally received news of a release date for the latest chapters, as the game would be included as a day💛-one release for the console. Despite its inclusion as one of the first playable games on the new console, PC gamers ran to Steam in droves reaching an all-time player peak of 133,930.
: "Deltarune Chapter 3+4 have been released." There's a bit more to it, however.In another early this morning, Fox provides some teasing advice to players who have already finished their Deltarune ad🍸venture: "After you finish Chapter 4, make sure you load up your save file one more time afterwards. There might have been something you missed!"
While some players a🔴ppreciate Fox's inclusion of a little treat at the end, others responded to the post with anguish at his posting of a potential spoiler. "NOOO, I hate shit like this why are you posting spoilers??" one in the comments.
Regardless, the post itself has garnered quite a bit of attꦫention, and forced players who had completed their journey already to launch the game one more time to see just💝 what Fox is on about.
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