If you’ve ever wanted to live out your robot-celebrity-talk-show-host dreams, Mettaton Simulator captures the character’s flamboyant personality perfectly. The pixel art is charming, the dialogue is genuinely funny, and the “ratings” mechanic—where you choose poses, jokes, and stage actions to boost viewer counts—is a clever twist. Fans of Undertale will love the cameos and in-jokes.

Gameplay gets repetitive after an hour. Most “episodes” boil down to the same three minigames (posing, dancing, answering fan mail). The rhythm sections are forgiving, but the quiz segments rely too much on Undertale deep lore, which casual players won’t remember.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5)

A must-try for hardcore Mettaton stans. For everyone else, wait for a sale or watch a let’s play. It’s fabulous, but fleeting.

Short runtime (~2–3 hours for all endings). No voice acting (just beeps and text), which feels like a missed opportunity. Also, a few bugs on the PC version—once, my ratings counter froze mid-show.