Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! Reviews

worst part of the game is convincing other people that you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane you're not insane

I'm gonna need more therapy than all of the dokis combined. If I could play the entire game blind again I would. 10/10 would recommend

In my opinion, this game was enjoyable, especially the side stories. The normal plot was ok, and when i played it for a first time it was enjoyable, but replay-ability is not so great. It took me 3 days and a tutorial to 100% this game (it was slightly painful ngl). So as to say, I love this game, it has a peak soundtrack and fun characters, but its an ok game. The only way i enjoy it now is to give it a few years and replay it or the mods (most of them are depressing for some reason). I would say you should definitely play this game, you WILL enjoy it!

Absolute peak. This game manages to hit homeruns in every department. It is a fun and entertaining dating sim where you write poems and talk to intriguing characters, whilst the horror is shocking and grotesque yet perfectly timed. I wish I could go back to when I hadn't played this game so I could have another first playthrough. This is a genuine MUST PLAY for anyone who likes horror. 10/10 PEAK

I love it my fav is Natsuki and Yuri and I like them and this game is fire you should buy ddlc plus too its greaterest

half the people who play this game constantly jerk off and cum on their keyboards. 10/10!

DDLC is quite a unique game. From the artwork one has one idea that it will be a silly visual novel, and that is made for people who are akin to the "dating simulator" genre, which altogether makes you wonder why does it have so many good reviews? As many reviewers have already stated, the game is best experienced spoiler-free, as it surpases expectations in more than one way. The original DDLC already hints at some of the twists that the game will have, and surely a keen viewer will anticipate many of them (especially on the Plus! edition), but on re-play of the game—as I originally downloaded the free version—there's more than meets the eye. I also think that it's quite an interesting title, as originally I wanted to give it a shot due to the praise online of the twists of the game, knowing that eventually the rose-colored façade would drop; in the beginning, I thought that that would be it. After playing the side stories I was happily surprised to know that the twist is just the means to an end, but not the whole; that the title explores complicated themes of anxiety and depression from various view points which is very relatable to the player, and which I think helped me reflexion on my own personal life as well. --- Now read below here if you played the original DDLC and want to know of the main changes. Firstly some of the obvious ones: the Plus! version comes translated into many languages, it "includes" all the contents of the Fan edition (namely, standalone music & high-quality wallpapers), it also introduces a sort-of "virtual environment" where you can manage a lot of the in-game stuff as the aforementioned Fan content and tame access to the game's files for interactive modifications. The key new feature, of course, is the introduction of the "side stories", which I really appreciated. As their name suggests, they correspond to small capsules of background on the four cover girls, all related from the point-of-view of themselves (not the male protagonist, unlike the main gameplay) and, as in the first paragraph, they too hint into their fears and struggling psyches. It has no option selection whatsover, and I'd say is about as long as the main game itself, depending on your reading speed—although they do require that you go through the standard routes with the girls to be unlocked. These side stories enrich infinitely an already well-achieved videogame, and even though it feels unfaithful to lack any choices, it does go into many places the original game hints. Perhaps, this judgement is somewhat unfair overall, as the main game and the side stories should be regarded as different games! — even though they are clearly complementary.

Awesome game! It might start a little slow for some people because of text, but it is worth it, really!

The best horror game I have ever played, has a horrifying twist, and really gets you attached too the characters before the horror part starts, so you get HUNG up on what happens.

Best horror game ive played. The story is insane, dont look up spoilers if you can. And only play if you dont mind being traumatized :)