The accessibility options are a good fit too. The system is great for visual novels, after all. As promised, these side stories offer more chances to spend time with the heroines, with the more effort invested resulting in more moments.Īnd Doki Doki Literature Club Plus does feel like a game which prioritizes its experience and fits on the Switch. So all is generally well and fitting with the overall experience. The unlocking methods are reasonable and make sense, since they involve playing the main game and writing poems. We see as it goes from one member, Monika, to what it is at the game’s outset. For example, the first Trust one involves the Literature Club’s origins. It’s handled quite well.Īs for the side stories, those also are a fun addition. It presents you with an actual menu where you can access the game, the six side stories, the special pictures that can be desktop backgrounds, and the jukebox with songs from the game. This ensures you get the same sort of experience with Doki Doki Literature Club Plus on the Switch. Once you’ve played, the next time you play a virtual desktop comes up. Now, part of what makes Doki Doki Literature Club so unique on the PC is being able to… let’s say mess around with files and things. And, as you spend time there, you’ll get to learn all sorts of secrets. You write poems, which might resonate with different characters depending on the word choices. After attending a meeting, which involves club president Monika and fellow members Yuri and Natsuki, you decide to stay and get to know your classmates. You’re a high school student roped into joining the club your childhood friend Sayori is a part of. Editor’s Note: This is a spoiler-free review.ĭoki Doki Literature Club Plus begins as most visual novels with dating sim elements do. But while the Switch version does everything you’d expect, font and UI choices can make it difficult to read. It’s as entertaining and haunting as before, with a little more depth. With Doki Doki Literature Club Plus, for consoles like the Switch and PC, more people get to play what is a richer and fuller experience. It went from a free-to-play game to a phenomenon, due to its characters and content. Doki Doki Literature Club is a notorious visual novel.
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