Players get to know each girl through flirty text conversations and then write poems that they think might appeal to one girl or the other, based on that individual’s personal likes and dislikes. The music early on here is lighthearted and whimsical as the characters converse via a pink text box. There’s his sweet and exuberant bud, Sayori the incredibly shy but intelligent and appealing Yuri the tiny but caustically assertive girl Natsuki and the club’s bubbly president, an overachieving honor student named Monika. Of course, his attitude changes once he gets to the club and discovers that it’s populated by nothing but super-cute girls. Our guy really has very little interest in literature or clubs, but he goes along for the sake of his slightly absentminded childhood female friend, Sayori. Gamers begin play from the first-person perspective of a faceless high schooler who is coerced into joining a small, after-school Literature Club that’s just getting started. But dig a bit deeper, and Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! is a game that twists its cute concepts into the stuff of horror. On its face, this game looks like a typically sweet anime “dating simulator” filled with bright, sparkling color paired with cute cartoon teen girls sporting stereotypically appealing anime personas. Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! is not what it appears to be.

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