Afterwards, the screen will go black for a couple of seconds, followed by a close up of her face with completely white eyes accompanied with loud and distorted music. Note: Deleting Sayori's character file before opening up the game will skip straight to the monochrome Sayori picture part.ĭuring Act 2, if the player writes three poems for Yuri, the water fountain scene repeats itself. After 10 minutes pass, the words "Now everyone can be happy" will appear on the screen. This scene can also happen during Act 4 and Monika will still appear despite being deleted.ĭeleting "monika.chr" before starting the gameĪt the screen where the player picks the name, deleting Monika's character file before starting the game will, upon the game's start, result in a scene featuring Sayori first visibly confused and finally yelling, "PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!" The game will then (forcibly) exit itself, and the other character files (including Sayori's) will be deleted, and upon reopening it, a second screen will appear, displaying the word "END" before changing into a black and white GIF of Sayori hanging from a noose, accompanied by an ambient static loop.
This scene can be avoided if the player copies the "persistent" file from the save folder, which stores information about the current act.
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If you can handle the pressure and the mature themes, feel free to try this one.If the player tries to copy the save files of another act during Acts 2, 3, or 4, a black screen will appear with text "Unable to load the save file" after which Monika will appear and ask the player if they are trying to cheat. There are different endings, and each sees a different outcome for each of your clubmates. Its anime-style graphics create uniquely cute characters that are memorable. If you’re a fan of anime, you’re most likely aware that not all that is cute remains wholesome all throughout, and Doki Doki Literature Club is a shining example. Make sure to pay attention to audio cues because that might be your only warning that something bad is about to happen, something you’re not prepared for. It creates the mood necessary for the scene in the game–if it’s joyful, exciting, heart-tugging, or if it’s something nightmarish. In a genre where music is not the focus, developers of this game really put some effort into the background sounds. This elevates later on, which ends with you and the developers seeing the universe of the characters as a work of art in itself, and the characters aware of it. This alone drop hints about the characters and even the secrets they hide, which you can unlock with the right in-game choices. At the start, members of the Literature Club exchange poems with each other. Either way, all endings are worth grinding.Īnother feature that pulls players toward this one is its heavy inclusion of literature, as stated in the name. One end lets the game developer “speak” to you and tell you the reasons behind creating the game, while another changes an in-game composition when you start a new game. From happy endings to reality-altering ones, there are weird meta experiences if the right conditions are met.
Still a worthy gameĭespite the heavy story, players willing to brave Doki Doki Literature Club can find multiple endings. The game doesn’t even warn players about it, make the right in-game choices and you’ll end up with a high-resolution display of something gruesome. While it looks like your average dating sim, somewhere along the line, characters start taking out each other. It heavily features violence, gore, as well as mental issues. However, be informed that this game is not recommended for children and those of the faint of heart. Each of them is created to stand out from each other, creating distinct characters and making it worthwhile to pursue each story. The characters are designed in an anime style, which tells a lot about its target demographic. It’s like reading manga, or Japanese comics, where your decisions steer the direction of the story. Doki Doki Literature Club doesn’t feature a lot of animation, as it's a visual novel.
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