Oct 13, 2017

Doki Doki Literature Club End Credits
Doki Doki Literature Club Endings
Doki Doki Literature Club Ending Song Piano
Doki Doki Literature Club End Game
Doki Doki Literature Club End Music

Doki Doki Literature Club is 100% free to play, but you are welcome to contribute any amount you'd like. Contributing $10 or more will reward you with the DDLC Fan Pack! Just click the Download button and contribute a payment of $10 or more to unlock the Fan Pack. If you’ve never playing or completed Doki Doki Literature Club, go ahead and skip the first step. If you’ve earned the Monika Ending, you’ll need to “fix” the game and create a fresh file. Doki Doki Literature Club! (ドキドキ文学クラブ！) is a twelve-episodeanimetelevision series animated byMadhouse, based on the game of the same name. The anime was released on September 22, 2019, as a way to promote the game. The series is directed by Rintaro and Takashi Watanabe. Salvato is invited by his cheerfulchildhood sweetheart, Sayori, to join their high school's literature.

Don't read this until you've finished the game and had the true literature club experience! This is a guide for players who are looking to see everything they missed the first time. Contains spoilers and won't help first time players.

Okay so, at the end of the game where the end credits roll and Monika's farewell poem to the Literature Club displays, the script error? What do I do after that? Do I actually have to uninstall the game to continue? I know this is apart of the game, I just dont know where to continue after that. Doki Doki Literature Club - How to Unlock Monika's Bonus Route; Doki Doki Literature Club - Walkthrough (Girl Guide) Game: Doki Doki Literature Club.

Other DDLC Guides:

Walkthrough (Girl Guide).
Monika Ending.
How to Unlock Monika's Bonus Route.

Introduction

So, hopefully you've had the Literature Club experience by this point. You haven't seen everything until the end credits roll, so make sure you've gotten that far before reading this. If not, turn back now--this guide won't be of much interest to you. It won't help you and won't make much sense. Contains spoilers, of course.
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This is a guide to finding little things that you may have missed. To see all the dialogue, a special ending, and other events of interest. It also explains a little bit of how things work, but won't be very specific on most details so you can experience them for yourself.
It covers every major secret that exists inside the game, but may have a few minor omissions. It doesn't tell you how to get all of the CGs, what to do when you have choices to make, or how to progress through the game.

Secret Messages

Throughout parts of the game, there will be little files created in the game folder that you can open and look at. These get deleted later on, so it's a good idea to keep the game folder open if you want to see them. The first of these is an image file created on the morning of the festival. After that, there will be some text files created, with messages presumably from Monika.
You may remember a scene where you see an error message on the screen that an exception has occurred. It actually creates a real error report file in the game folder which will contain a bit of dialogue, also from Monika.
The character files and some other messages are codes containing interesting things when deciphered, but if you want to learn more about that, you can visit this discussion on Reddit.

Sharing Poems, Arc 1

I won't cover how to play the poem minigame here, but based on the words you pick, each girl will either love your poem, hate it, or think it's just okay, and there are a number of variations based on their evaluations. This is how to see all of them.
Natsuki
Day 2 (3 variations)

She has a different opinion about all three types of poems.

Day 3 (7 variations)

If she hated both of your poems, she becomes angry and refuses to share hers. If she hates just this one, she will act disappointed in you.
If your poem is okay, she will compare it to your previous one, with three separate dialogues.
If she loved both of your poems, she becomes embarrassed, and eventually wants to keep it. If she only loved this one, she will tell you how she had low expectations for you before.

Day 4 (7 variations)

If she hated both of your previous poems, she won't talk to you or share her poem no matter what you write. Otherwise, if you write a bad poem, she has two different dialogues based on whether she hated one of your previous poems or not.
If your poem is okay, she compares it to yesterday's. If yesterday's was also okay, she says that, otherwise she just says she doesn't hate it.
If she loved all three of her poems, you get her dialogue leading up to her special poem for you. If you've never written one that she loved up to this point (unless she hated both), she has dialogue expressing her surprise.

Yuri
Day 2 (2 variations)

If she loves your poem, she'll tell you. Otherwise, she just has a hard time deciding what to say. In both cases she gives you the same writing advice.

Day 3 (6 variations)

If she hated both of your poems, she asks if you're mad at her and won't show you her poem. If she just hated this one, she asks about whether you are influenced by Natsuki and Sayori.
If your poem is okay, she will either compare it to yesterday as an improvement, or tell you it's pretty good.
If she loves your poem, she has two sets of dialogue that are almost identical except for one line about how she feels appreciated.

Day 4 (6 variations)

If she hated your last two poems she won't talk to you no matter what. If she just hated one of your previous poems and hates this one, she'll get upset and won't show you her poem.
If this is your first time giving her a poem that she hates, she remarks about how you decided to try something different. She does this also if she loved both your previous poems and you gave her one that was merely okay.
If you give her a poem that's okay and she didn't love both of them, she remarks on your improvement.
If you give her a poem she loves, she has two different dialogues depending on whether she loved both of your previous ones or not.

Sayori
Day 2 (3 variations)

She has separate dialogue for each type of poem.

Day 3 (6 variations)

If you write a poem she hates, she has one dialogue where she talks about liking happy and sad things.
If your poem is okay, she compares it to yesterday's, with three dialogues.
If she loves both of your poems, she talks about you writing it for her, otherwise, she says it's better than yesterday's.

Day 4 (2 variations)

If she loves all three of your poems, she talks about you giving her all the attention, otherwise she accuses you of writing your poem for one of the other girls.

Monika

Monika has 9 dialogues. You can see them all by writing a poem for the same girl three days in a row, for each of the other girls.

Sharing Poems, Arc 2

The second day is basically the same as the first arc. There is a random event related to Natsuki (see random events below).
Natsuki
Day 3 (5 variations)

If she hated both of your poems, she become even more upset than she did in the first arc. If she just hated this one, she only acts disappointed.
If you write a poem she loves or one that's okay, she considers the poem just okay. She responds in three different ways depending on your previous poem. However, if you wrote a poem she (secretly) loved, she will follow up by becoming upset that you didn't spend time with her, and you will see the Natsuki ghost scene.

Day 4 (6 variations)

If you write a poem she hates, she responds in three different ways depending on whether she hated both, one, or none of your previous poems.
Again, she will only consider your poem okay at best in her dialogue. If she hated both your previous poems, she responds as though she hates this one too. Otherwise she compares it to whether she hated the previous day's poem or not.
If you gave your poem to Yuri already, she reacts in disgust.

Yuri
Day 3 (3 variations)

She will never hate your poem. If it was okay or bad, she awkwardly tells you how good it is.
If you wrote a poem she

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