(SPOILER) What Should I answer to Yuri's Confession?

[buttercup]

What should I answer to Yuri's confession? Does it change anything if i say yes or no?

[HypetheKomodo]

The outcome is the same.

If yes, she kills herself because your presence alone causes her to get too excited, and she has to cut herself to calm back down. Between that, Monika's attitude towards her and her hacking, saying "I love you too" to her just causes her to be completely overwhelmed.

Either way, by this point, she is wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too far gone to be helped.

[j_changster]

This game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up, I feel sick man

[terransheep]

Yeah, I feel that the outcomes are gonna be same if you choose either way. Her eyes are already in excitment and ready to kill. I never played the Natsuki route though and trying to get that, but Monika won't let me ...

[76561199186437464]

i agree with most of these comment.Yuri killed herself when i chose yes.but i do think either way she would kill herself,also can you guys recommend me some games like doki doki cause its amazing!!!!!

[Tregrenos]

Originally posted by bajwazainab46:

i agree with most of these comment.Yuri killed herself when i chose yes.but i do think either way she would kill herself,also can you guys recommend me some games like doki doki cause its amazing!!!!!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1386900/Observer_System_Redux/
Observer is a cyberpunk mystery that has you delving into the memories of the recently deceased to solve the case, but along the way you have to deal with the mental side-effects of these actions. The main character being an elderly man is a contrast to the futuristic setting that adds to the unique atmosphere this game presents.


https://store.steampowered.com/app/282140/SOMA/
Without going into too much detail SOMA will have you questioning the meaning of "self" and "humanity". Made by the developers of the fantastic Amnesia series they are no stranger to atmospheric horror.


https://store.steampowered.com/app/906100/Observation/
Going into the game blind you'll probably be caught off guard from the POV of the experience, but after the broadcast of an unknown signal that effects both the psychological and digital the simple reply of "I don't know." from a computer is pretty damn chilling.


https://store.steampowered.com/app/1220370/Ever_Forward/
If you're more into puzzle games than horror then this would be another I suggest if you enjoyed DDLC. I can't quite explain this as the premises are so different, but there's just something about how the digital and spiritual nature of this puzzle game seems to fit well when compared to DDLC. I suppose the closest similarity is that the more I learned about the story the more I cared about the character. It's by no means an easy puzzle game, at least not for me, as it really ramps up the difficulty later in the game.