I know, but his evidence is usually really solid and worth the watch. via SteamĪlso, MatPat from Game Theory put out a couple videos on the Doki Doki Literature Club as well which makes a pretty compelling argument that it’s a game within a game within a game. Plus they give each girl their own ridiculous voice, so it’s extra entertaining. Dan Avidan hates horror games and Arin Hanson springs it on him without telling him what it’s about. If you don’t want to play but enjoy Let’s Plays, I would highly recommend the Game Grumps ongoing play through with this one. The idea for this game is genius and it’s swarming Youtube right now. Games that mimic your computer or simulate access to certain places in your computer make it seem so real and therefore amp up the thrill aspect of games like these. Image via Steamĭoki Doki Literature Club is in the same vein as games like Welcome to the Game which mimics your computer as you search for The Red Room in the dark web. Then it’s more dialogue with extra creepiness and some fun computer manipulation. The artwork is gorgeous in this game and the dialogue is….well it’s dialogue and that’s all there is until shit hits the fan. Slow and boring then WHAM! You’re blindsided by a twist and not the sexy kind. Monika talks you into going to the club, behaviors change, the text is weird and things gradually get worse until only one girl is left. After you start the game again, things get really weird. Back at the title screen she has been erased from the game.
Your friend Sayori deals with mild depression, but if you beat the game, all of a sudden Sayori hangs herself and you think it’s your fault. Trigger warning, we’re about to discuss suicide. It’s a standard virtual dating game, right? But the darkness doesn’t creep in until you beat the game. You write poetry and try to make your favorite girl sweet on you. It’s headed by Monika and its members include Sayori, Yuri (the quiet one obsessed with dark themes) and Natsuki (the young one who likes anime and writes TERRIBLE poetry). The gist is thus… Sayori, your childhood friend, talks you into joining her after school literature club. What the hell is this game?!?!?! Warning…Spoilers ahead.
Then you see the top genre tag is psychological thriller.
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