Sayori is also introduced as the protagonist’s best friend. When you start the game this is re-stated and you are required to confirm you are aged 13 or older.
The game page also states that “This game is not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed”. However, it is listed as Psychological Horror, Visual Novel, Dark, Gore, Violent and Sexual Content.
This is the most common ending for most players on their first playthrough of DDLC. This ending is sometimes called the “bad” ending or the “Just Monika” ending, as she is the only one left at the end of the game. If you have played through DDLC at least once, there’s a good chance you ended up with the Monika ending. There is betrayal and some gruesome violence, but that’s the tip of the iceberg. But it doesn’t go where you think, or even suspect. To say just how Doki Doki reveals itself as a horror game would be to ruin the dozens of twists and surprises it throws at you. Is Doki Doki literature club actually scary?
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