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83%Doki Doki Literature Club! is a visual novel game that follows the player's journey with four unique members of their high school literature club. Monika, Sayori, Natsuki and Yuri each bring something special to the story as they explore themes of friendship, love and self-discovery in this cute but mysterious game. Through daily chit-chat and fun activities, players will develop relationships with each character as they help make Monika's dream come true by making the Literature Club more intimate for everyone. Players are encouraged to spend time with all characters equally, but Monika requests a promise from the player that they'll spend most time with her - an offer no one can refuse!Platforms: Linux,PC (Microsoft Windows),MacRelease date: 2017-10-06All about game Doki Doki Literature Club!Doki Doki Literature Club is a visual novel and dating simulator video game that has quickly become popular among gamers for its unique style of storytelling. The game follows the protagonist, who joins his school's literature club to try and get closer to one of its members. What he finds instead are four other female club members with distinct personalities.The game starts out as an innocent romantic comedy, but soon takes a darker turn as you progress through the story and uncover secrets about each character. Despite being marketed as a "cute" romance-focused game, it contains mature themes such as depression, suicide, heavy topics like mental illness, psychological horror elements such as jump scares and disturbing imagery. This makes it unsuitable for children or those who are easily disturbed. Doki Doki Literature Club offers players an intriguing narrative experience by presenting them with moral choices that affect how the story plays out. As they write poems which will hopefully win over their desired girl’s heart (and subsequently her trust), they must also make decisions on how to handle difficult situations presented in the game that have real consequences on relationships with other characters in the game world . It's this combination of romantic elements with dark undertones which makes Doki Doki Literature Club so captivating for its audience; providing both entertainment value while also delivering thought provoking content at times too . Overall , anyone looking for an unconventional take on romance games should definitely give Doki Doki Literature Club! a go . Just be warned – if you're not prepared for some unexpected twists along your journey , then this might not be suitable material for you !Trailer and video with Doki Doki Literature Club!All sources for game Doki Doki Literature Club! games like Doki Doki Literature Club! Don't Knock Twice (2017) Don't Knock Twice is a first-person VR horror game based on an urban legend. Players must explore a haunted house as they try to

As a Super Smash Bros. Melee hacker and mod developer.[4] This line is not shown in game as of version 1.1.1.Dan Salvato has reacted positively to the fan-made mods of Doki Doki Literature Club!, stating "thanks to the Ren'Py engine, DDLC is excellent and highly accessible for modding, something we hope continues for years to come."Gallery[]Previous profile pictureDan with a group of fans of DDLC.Dan the ManDan Salvato Plays Doki Doki Literature Club (Part 1-3)Dan Salvato Plays Doki Doki Literature Club (Part 2-3)Dan Salvato Plays Doki Doki Literature Club (Part 3-3)External Links[]TwitterFacebookYouTubeReddit AMAReferences[]↑ Facebook Post↑ "Fun fact, I originally wanted to release DDLC on April 1st to add an extra layer of bewilderment to the whole thing (a lot of people thought I was working on a fighting game at the time). But naturally it wasn't ready at that point. Would have been extra hilarious though." – Dan Salvato on Twitter↑ Doki Doki Literature Club's Horror Was Born From A Love-Hate Relationship With Anime, Kotaku↑ Answer tweet by Dan Salvato

Dan Salvato (born December 23rd 1991) is the creator of Doki Doki Literature Club! and Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!, and the founder of the development studio Team Salvato. Before creating DDLC, Dan was known for his modding work as part of Project M, a well-known Super Smash Bros. Brawl mod.Project M.[]Born on December 23rd, 1991, Dan Salvato became a professional smasher from New Jersey. He was known as one of the best Super Smash Bros. Melee Link players in the United States, and was also considered one of the best Project M Link players in the world. He is known for his high technical precision and development of a new Link metagame. He was one of the founding members of Rutgers Maylay as an undergraduate. Dan was also a developer on the Project M Development Team and was also the lead developer of 20XX Tournament Edition.Dan retired from playing Smash in 2015, though he has infrequently attended tournaments for Melee since, still using Link; he continued to work on 20XX Tournament Edition, adding in additional features such as Universal Controller Fix. Dan also achieved recognition in 2015 for his extremely difficult Super Mario Maker levels, such as "P is For Pain", and after the game's sequel was released in 2019, Dan created difficult levels for it, such as "Lethal Injection".Development and Release of DDLC[]In a Twitter post, Dan stated that he intended the release of Doki Doki Literature Club! to be on April 1st, 2017, but he knew it was not ready and wanted to publish a complete product.[2] He also stated that the game was born from his love-hate relationship with anime. In particular, he cited the "cute girls doing cute things" trope to be a double-edged sword.[3] He released Doki Doki Literature Club! on September 22nd, 2017, and the game quickly gained mass popularity upon release. The following year, Dan did an anniversary stream of himself playing Doki Doki Literature Club! in September, in celebration of the game's first anniversary.In June 2021, Dan announced Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!, an expanded version of the original game with bonus content; the Side Stories. He and the development team Serenity Forge released the game digitally on June 30th, 2021, and released physical editions on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5 in October 2021. He had previously expressed a desire to expand the game, in particular Natsuki's character, in 2020, but production was pushed back one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In October 2021, as Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! hit retail stores, Dan did a video unboxing the game and all the items included with it.Trivia[]Prior to the release of version 1.1.1, Monika mentions Super Smash Bros during Act 3, in one of her conversations. She doesn't know why she said that or even what it is and advises the player to ask her creators. When someone asked Dan about it on Twitter, he explained that it's a joke referencing his history in the Smash Bros. community