Once Monika finally gets her own scene, she's definitely looking through the screen. The same applies to all the cutscenes even when Yuri has her face seemingly turned directly at the main character in the towel scene, the scene isn't quite in first-person view, so she's not quite looking at the screen, although that one could be open to interpretation. Not helped by the fact that Monika is the only one of the four girls whose sprites have her directly face the screen looking at the MC/ the player, unlike Sayori, Yuri, and Natsuki's sprites, which are faced at an angle.That epiphany is the realization that her world is a game. On the first day, Monika mentions she's had an epiphany that has been influencing her poems.
Notably, her comment about constantly saving and loading is a key hint to getting the Golden Ending. There's Monika's fourth-wall-breaking comments, and her comment about feeling like she and the player character are the only people in the club.Some songs, such as "Sayo-nara" and "Just Monika," have characters removed from the image, hinting at their eventual removal within the game. Team Salvato has the game's soundtrack uploaded on their official Youtube account.This could be taken to foreshadow what Yuri says she does with your pen later in the game. Then, she realises what she just said and stumbles in attempting to clarify. Speaking of the pen, Yuri says that her imagination has been hyperactive, so she decided to take it out on the pen she took from you.
And given what Yuri claims to have done with your dropped pen late in the game. Also on the logo is a standing pen that casts a notable shadow, which makes the pen take on a rather unsettling shape.If you haven't played it yet, hit him up on Twitter at and he'll tell you why you should. In light of the success of DDLC, Salvato said "I want to do my best to continue giving the Literature Club the attention it deserves while I work on my next game." Salvato says he doesn't have anything to announce at this time, but he is "considering options" to provide more "DDLC-related content" in the future.ĭoki Doki Literature Club is nominated for our 2017 Best Adventure Game award, so be sure to go and vote for your favorite and check back on December 20 when we announce the winner.īrian Barnett is an IGN freelance writer and huge fan of Doki Doki Literature Club. "It’s only just now I’ve realized that nothing I’ve ever done in my life has had greater reach and popularity than a romance game with cute anime girls." he said. "It's not often that visual novels and/or romance games are given the treatment that you gave it," Salvato added, acknowledging the genre's traditionally niche appeal.
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