Undertale is an indie role playing game released in 2015 and created by Toby Fox, known for its retro presentation, branching story and memorable chiptune inspired soundtrack. Its menu and start cues became familiar to millions of players through playthroughs, streams and fan edits shared online. Short interface sounds from the game were later clipped for soundboards and video edits, where this brief start tone survived because it is instantly recognisable and fits almost any beginning. It remains popular with gaming creators who want a nostalgic cue without using a longer piece of music.
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The short menu start sound from Undertale, the retro click heard when beginning the game, used in edits for starting a quest or loading a scene.
This is the brief start cue from Undertale, a crisp retro blip that plays as the game begins and the player confirms on the opening menu. It lasts under two seconds, with a clean chiptune tone that cuts through silence and instantly signals that something is about to begin. The sound feels nostalgic and slightly mysterious, matching Undertale's mix of old school role playing charm and quiet unease. Viewers recognise it immediately even without visuals, which makes it effective as a tiny audio punchline for a fresh start, a new attempt, or a decision being locked in.