hushbugger.github.io

hushbugger.github.io is a personal website hosted on GitHub Pages. It has no formal site name or introduction; the homepage is essentially a small index of links. Based on the visible page content, it collects game text dumps and fan writing, and points visitors to the author's GitHub and Tumblr profiles.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage lists the following sections:

• Papyrus Teaches Typing — a project or page under this title.
• Undertale text dump — extracted text from the game Undertale.
• Deltarune text dump — extracted text from Deltarune, with a Japanese (日本語) version also listed.
• Outer Wilds text dump (Spoilers!) — extracted text from Outer Wilds, explicitly flagged as containing spoilers.
• Fanfics — the author's fan fiction.
• Github and Tumblr — links to the author's profiles on those platforms.

Who maintains it

The site is tied to a GitHub Pages account under the username "hushbugger," and the same handle appears on the linked Tumblr. That makes it a personal project rather than an official game resource or a commercial site. No pricing, login requirement, or contact details are indicated on the page.

Who it's useful for

• Datamining and text reference — if you want raw in-game text from Undertale, Deltarune, or Outer Wilds for quoting, translation comparison, or research, the text dumps are the main draw. The Outer Wilds dump carries a spoiler warning, so avoid it if you haven't finished the game.
• Fan fiction readers — the Fanfics link leads to the author's own writing.
• Following the author — the GitHub and Tumblr links are the way to see other work or updates.

If you're looking for a polished site with documentation or downloads, this isn't that; it's a bare index page. If you want game text data or the author's creative work, the links are the content.

hushbugger.github.io hosts plain-text dumps of dialogue and other in-game text from Undertale and Deltarune, plus a Japanese-language version of the Deltarune dump. A text dump is the game's written content extracted into a single readable file, so you can search, quote, or translate lines without playing through the game. The Outer Wilds dump on the same page is explicitly marked as containing spoilers, and the same caution applies to the Undertale and Deltarune dumps.

What a text dump actually contains

A text dump is not a wiki, a script with stage directions, or a modding tool. It is the raw strings the game displays: character dialogue, narration, menu labels, item and enemy descriptions, and similar text. Because it is extracted rather than transcribed by hand, it tends to be complete and faithful to the game's wording, but it usually arrives without context — you get the line, not always who said it or when.

The site's own listing is minimal, naming only:

• Papyrus Teaches Typing
• Undertale text dump
• Deltarune text dump (日本語)
• Outer Wilds text dump (Spoilers!)
• Fanfics
• Github
• Tumblr

So the Undertale and Deltarune dumps are presented as standalone files, and the Deltarune one is the only entry with a language variant noted.

What you can use them for

The Japanese Deltarune dump is the most distinctive item here: it lets you check how a line was localized, which is useful for translation study or for verifying a quote in either language.

Spoiler warning

Every dump on this page exposes story content. The Outer Wilds entry carries an explicit "(Spoilers!)" label, and the Undertale and Deltarune files carry the same risk even without the tag — reading them will reveal plot points, character reveals, and endings you may not have reached. If you have not finished a game, treat the corresponding dump as spoiler material.

How to approach the site

1. Open hushbugger.github.io and pick the dump you need from the list.
2. Open the file and use your browser's find function (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) to jump to a keyword, character name, or phrase.
3. For Deltarune, choose the Japanese version if you want the localized text rather than the English.
4. Cross-check anything you plan to publish against the game itself, since dumps can omit speaker labels or ordering.

The main limitation is context: a dump tells you what text exists, not always where or when it appears. For casual quote-checking that is fine; for detailed scene reconstruction you will still need the game or a script that preserves sequence.

The fanfics are reached through the Fanfics link on the hushbugger.github.io homepage. That page also lists Github and Tumblr links, which are the two places to check for the author's other work and updates. The homepage itself does not list individual fic titles, so the exact catalogue and update status have to be confirmed on the linked pages.

What the homepage actually shows

The site is a small personal index rather than a fic archive. Its visible links are:

• Papyrus Teaches Typing
• Undertale text dump
• Deltarune text dump (日本語)
• Outer Wilds text dump (Spoilers!)
• Fanfics
• Github
• Tumblr

So the homepage functions as a hub: game-related text dumps and one interactive piece sit alongside a single Fanfics entry point.

How to get to the fanfics

1. Open hushbugger.github.io.
2. Select the Fanfics link.
3. Read whatever is hosted there, or follow the Github / Tumblr links if the fic index points outward.

Expected result: you land on the fanfic listing or the author's profile page. If the Fanfics link leads to a directory rather than a formatted page, the files are still readable individually.

Why the Github and Tumblr links matter

These are the two channels for following the author beyond the static homepage:

If a fic is not listed on the Fanfics page, Tumblr is the more likely place to find a newer or off-site version, since it supports ongoing posts in a way a static page does not.

Common snags

• The Fanfics page may be sparse. A single link on the homepage does not guarantee a long or recently updated list.
• Titles may not appear on the homepage. Do not assume the absence of a fic name means it does not exist; check the Fanfics page first.
• Text dumps are separate from fanfics. The Undertale, Deltarune, and Outer Wilds entries are game script dumps, not fiction, so skip them if you are only after fanfics.
• The Outer Wilds dump carries a spoiler warning on the homepage itself, which is worth heeding if you have not finished the game.

For the current list of works and whether anything has been updated, treat the Fanfics, Github, and Tumblr pages as the source of truth rather than this summary.

The Outer Wilds text dump on hushbugger.github.io is a collected dump of in-game text from Outer Wilds, hosted alongside the site's other game text dumps (Undertale, Deltarune, and a Japanese-language Deltarune dump). The site itself labels the Outer Wilds page with a spoiler warning — "(Spoilers!)" — so it is best treated as reference material for people who have already finished the game or don't mind having its content revealed.

What "text dump" means here

A text dump is not a guide, wiki, or commentary. It is the raw text extracted from the game, presented as a list. On this site, the Outer Wilds dump sits in the same navigation as:

• Papyrus Teaches Typing
• Undertale text dump
• Deltarune text dump (日本語)
• Outer Wilds text dump (Spoilers!)
• Fanfics
• Github / Tumblr links

Because the excerpt only shows the site's navigation, the exact formatting of the Outer Wilds page (dialogue order, speaker labels, whether it includes ship log entries or item descriptions) isn't confirmed by the available page evidence. What is confirmed is that it is a text dump and that it carries an explicit spoiler label.

Who it's for

How to use it without ruining the game

If you haven't finished Outer Wilds, the safest approach is to avoid the page entirely until you have. Outer Wilds is a knowledge-based game: much of its design depends on you discovering information yourself, so even isolated lines of text can undercut the experience.

If you have finished it, or you're only after a specific line you already know exists, open the dump and search within the page (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) for a keyword from the line you remember. That keeps you from scrolling past unrelated late-game content.

Practical caveats

• Spoiler scope is unknown from the evidence. The "(Spoilers!)" label tells you spoilers exist, but not which parts of the game they cover. Assume the whole game.
• No pricing or login information is provided in the available material, so nothing here should be read as a statement about access terms.
• The dump is text only. It won't tell you where a line appears, who says it in context, or what it means — for that you need a wiki or your own notes.

If your goal is simply to confirm that this page exists and what it is: it's a spoiler-marked Outer Wilds text dump on a personal GitHub Pages site that also hosts Undertale and Deltarune dumps. If your goal is to read it safely, finish the game first.