I didn’t even get the good ending, but man… what an experience. While there’s not so much a plot, so to speak, the concept and originality of this game just blew me away.
I beat the game the next day (I didn’t get the best ending - I looked it up on YouTube because I refused to play it again), and the freaking theme song is still in my head three days later. Even then, I went to sleep with the lights on. Half an hour later, I was so creeped out I had to shut the game off and take comfort with a purring cat on my lap. I decided it wouldn’t hurt to keep going in DDLC since I didn’t feel like playing something more intense so late at night. Late Friday night, I decided to make a midnight snack. I guess I haven’t gotten to the disturbing part yet. This week, I’m also slowly playing through Doki Doki Literature Club… which is a free visual novel I wanted to try just because people have said it’s downright disturbing. I don’t want to spoil it for anyone (seriously, go into this one blind if you’re going to play it), so this post will be a mostly spoiler-less review (with the exceptions of a few warnings at the end). I went into this game fully aware it was a horror game, but without any details about the story itself. Well, actually, it doesn’t even pretend… you have to agree to a disclaimer before you play the game:
Time: 4.1 hours (+time spent on YouTube watching alternate endings and Streamers scaring themselves silly)ĭoki Doki Literature Club is a psychological horror game pretending to be a cute, cheerful visual novel dating sim.
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