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Doki Doki Literature Club Discussion
- Thread starter Teravolt
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Teravolt
cilan lives forever in my heart
GOD BLESS
I read that on another site. Truly the greatest game of the past five years.
PrinceOfFacade
Ghost-Type Master
I must say the game is incredibly well made from a technical standpoint, being able to operate according to the adding and removing of actual files on a computer.
From a storytelling standpoint, I don't really like how it depicts mental illness as something to be horrified by. I appreciate the warning at the beginning of the game for those who may be triggered by the game's imagery, but its story nonetheless fails to showcase the seriousness of depression and suicide, demoting it to mere shock factor to advance the game's plot.
From a storytelling standpoint, I don't really like how it depicts mental illness as something to be horrified by. I appreciate the warning at the beginning of the game for those who may be triggered by the game's imagery, but its story nonetheless fails to showcase the seriousness of depression and suicide, demoting it to mere shock factor to advance the game's plot.
Teravolt
cilan lives forever in my heart
*sorry for the late reply, for some reason, this thread was blocked by a content filter*
Personally, I didn’t get that vibe from the story at all, although I can tell where you’re coming from. As I struggle with depression and anxiety myself, I found the plights of the characters (especially Sayori) relatable. I think the game did a good job at exploring those things, particularly in the side stories found in DDLC+. It is a horror game, so the glitches and scary things would have been expected. The girls struggled with things before Monika screwed them up (Sayori’s depression, Yuri’s obsession with knives and MC, Natsuki’s abusive father), Monika just made things worse.