Chapter 0 is a story-focused DELTARUNE modification that takes place on the evening before Chapter 1.
After years of slowly growing apart, Noelle works up the courage to visit Kris again.
What begins as an excuse to return something old gradually becomes a chance for the two childhood friends to reconnect, revisit pieces of their shared past, and decide whether those memories should remain only memories.
The project treats the official Holidaygirl1225 material as part of its continuity and uses it alongside existing in-game details to expand Kris and Noelle's history rather than replace it.
This is not intended to recreate their childhood exactly as it was.
It is about finding out what is still there.
Feedback on characterization, dialogue, pacing, bugs, and anything that simply feels wrong is particularly useful.
Current release includes:
After years of slowly growing apart, Noelle works up the courage to visit Kris again.
What begins as an excuse to return something old gradually becomes a chance for the two childhood friends to reconnect, revisit pieces of their shared past, and decide whether those memories should remain only memories.
The project treats the official Holidaygirl1225 material as part of its continuity and uses it alongside existing in-game details to expand Kris and Noelle's history rather than replace it.
This is not intended to recreate their childhood exactly as it was.
It is about finding out what is still there.
Feedback on characterization, dialogue, pacing, bugs, and anything that simply feels wrong is particularly useful.
Current release includes:
- A complete playable Chapter 0 story sequence.
- New scenes involving Kris, Noelle, Toriel and Carol.
- Extensive optional dialogue and environmental interactions throughout the Dreemurr house and northern Hometown.
- New childhood callbacks based on established DELTARUNE lore.
- Meaningful player choices and alternate endings.
- A hidden continuation path whose outcome will affect the altered Chapter 1.
- New custom sprites, scripted sequences, music presentation, and DEVICE-style content.
- Save support intended to carry progress forward as later portions of the project are released.
