Yuri is a dark-haired lover of novels who loves drama, death and decadence – at least in a literary sense. Natsuki is the youngest of the group in the real sim-style dating anime, she’s that thorny, tsundere who looks about twelve. Sayori, your best friend, is a cheerful and outgoing girl who, most of all, wants you to be happy. After a few poetry writing minigames, which provide you with lists of words designed to appeal to one of the three girls, you’ll end up attracting the attention of at least one.
just because all the girls in the club are cute. What we can say is that the game starts with a warning: “This game is not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed.” You may be wondering what could be so scary in a candy colored appointment sim, but we’re here to tell you Just trust the future, okay?ĭoki Doki Literature Club starts in a generic environment like any other: you are bound to join the titular Literary Club by your best childhood friend, and despite your reservations about poetry, you decide to go with it, too. But with Doki Doki Literature Club, it’s a little harder, and I can’t even tell you why. Usually, when we write reviews, we can talk about the things that make the game good or bad without spoiling too much of what the plot is. heard him talk and not play, or … well, you know it absolutely nothing. The anime dating simulator has gained massive popularity largely because of the mouthpiece, and the Switch version – which this review is, of course – comes almost four years after its debut, which means you’ve already played it, or you’ve got it.
You’ve probably heard of it Doki Doki Literature Club.
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