A vested undershirt is tucked beneath it, and a small red ribbon is tied around the collar. Two long streamers of brunette hair frame my view of a dark brown fitted jacket. "Huh? Me?" I ask, before being immediately startled by my own voice. I can tell they exist, but can't actually seem to see them, for some reason. Her features are… indistinguishable, somehow. It takes me a moment to realize that I appear to be the only person left in the room, save a woman standing at the front of it who I can only assume is the teacher. Either way, I'm on board with this so far. …okay, so either I'm dreaming, or I've been sucked into a fiction world. The outline moves with my hand, impossible to remove or escape from. Like everything else, it looks like a piece of art, a thin shaded outline surrounding a pale shade of pinkish-tan. I do a double take, looking down at my hand. Alright, touch, sight, and sound are all intact, so. I give myself a couple quick pats on the cheek, just to confirm I can feel it. While I only manage to catch a glimpse of their departing backs, that's plenty to tell that they also look like they belong in an anime. I hear something move on my right, and turn my head to see a uniformed boy and girl exiting the room together. Specifically, why does everything look painted? This place looks as if it came straight out of an anime… Why would I be in here? I've been done with these for several years.Īs my mind fully snaps into awareness, it strikes me that not only do I seem to have woken up sitting in a classroom chair for some reason, but that there is something more obviously abnormal about my location than just my being in it. Wait - is this a classroom? A high school classroom I'd assume, based on size of the desks and the general lack of decoration. My disappointment at my failure to recall anything is rapidly supplanted by confusion as I notice just where I seem to have woken up. Vague wisps of thought flit through my mind, only to fall away before I can grasp any of them. If you haven't played it yet, hit him up on Twitter at and he'll tell you why you should.I blink my eyes rapidly, feeling as though I'm waking up from a dream I can't remember. 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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