Undertale OST: 031 - Waterfall

[ramennerd]

For some reason this song always gives me the chills whenever I listen to it

[thehighwayman]

You don’t need good graphics to make a beautiful atmosphere.

[NinjaPickle]

The absolute BEST track in the game when it comes to pure atmosphere. The small xylophone sounds that feel like drops of rain coming from above, the distant sounding piano that feel like you're both getting farther away from what came before as well as heading deeper into the mystery that lies past Waterfall. And of course, the echoing throughout the entire track, which perfectly embodies the feeling of being in a massive underground cavern. Waterfall is the best part of Undertale, and this track is a large reason why

[thepokemongirlgamer]

This has gotta be the prettiest song in the whole game.

[tomato]

if you listen to the first minute of the song with headphones it sounds like its coming from the room, not the headphones

[jazminedebeauchamp]

once you leave snowdin i think you begin to realize that this game is taking a turn for the darker side

[smugh]

I will never forget the first time I heard this track.

[becomeanother]

*You found an abandoned quiche under the bench.

"I just wasn't ready for the responsibility."

[ultimaT]

*Congratulations!*

You failed the puzzle!

[Haueru]

"People come to this room to look at the stars and say their dreams..."
"I won't let them down"
"I'll make everyone's dreams come true!!!"
"I WISH I HAD EIGHT LEGS."
"THEN, I COULD WEAR FOUR PAIRS OF HOTPANTS!"
"..."
"I'll make most people's dreams come true!!"

[Jtheclown]

It sounds so dramatic and intense yet calming at the same time

[cceerrs]

This has got to be my favourite track of the whole undertale soundtrack. There's just something about it that creates this magical and mysterious atmosphere...it's really captivating. I get goosebumps every time I listen to it...it's just spectacular and so powerful.

[the_snailll]

The genocide version of this has got to be the absolute scariest song in the game

[zdoesgame]

“Yeah, E Minor, all right, YEAH!”


-*Patrick Star*

[LeDaBacon]

1:06 is honestly the part where I turned my headphones on full blast.

[MasterofVirology]

This song creeped me out when I first heard it. But I beleive it's meant to do that. The echo flowers and wall post reveal the monsters pain, their desires to be free, their desires to end their struggle. I think this song captures all of those emotions perfectly.

[raulthetorchic]

...This music makes me reflect on how blessed we are on being able to see the stars.

[timlecros]

On Neutral, this is cool.
On Pacifist, this is relaxing.
On Genocide, it's preparing THE fight.

[hahaimadumbass]

1:07

This part makes me feel like I've forgotten something important, something that ment the world to me. But everytime i try to remember, the memory just fades farther and farther back...


Until theres nothing but that empty guilt of leaving that thing behind.

[DragonaAuntstar]

Most people talk about how this song is really good and creates a good atmosphere that they don’t understand how to put into words but I think the reason for this is due to the heavy amount of contrast in every little piece of the song. Using a high pitch, dark pattern, upbeat melody is one example of how the song tells people who play the pacifist ending the beauty of it, but people who play the genocide ending the eerie of it, creating a contradiction in people who have played both.