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Determined Domino Expert Pays Tribute To Undertale With Impressive Display
Toby Fox's Undertale became a surprise hit last year when it caught players off-guard with its fourth-wall-breaking mechanics and subversive storytelling. A YouTuber called TheDominoKing, who has made a name for himself with his impressive domino displays centered on pop culture and gaming, decided to pay tribute after receiving multiple requests to do so.
You can see his awesome domino set-up, which consists of over 84,000 dominoes, in action below. Be warned, however, that this video contains some minor spoilers to the game.
Each screen is set up individually, then edited together to make it look like one long display. That doesn't make the video any less awesome, though. In the past, TheDominoKing has done displays based on Splatoon, Mario, and Star Wars. Despite the recognizable names in his other displays, TheDominoKing says this was probably his most requested video yet.
[Source: TheDominoKing on YouTube]
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