Additionally, all of the backgrounds are very consistent with real-life Japanese houses and schools. However, this is brought into contention by Monika in Act 3, where questions if the game truly does take place in Japan, citing the "classrooms and stuff kind of weird for a Japanese school" and that "everything is in English." Despite this, there's at least one background which contains clearly-visible Japanese text.
Its title includes Japanese, Natsuki makes a Japanese pun in Act 1, and two of its four characters have real Japanese names while the other two have names that-though not traditional-fit phonologically with the Japanese language. Its president, Monika, is aware of her existence in a game and sabotages every other member of the club in order to be with the player.ĭoki Doki Literature Club! appears to be set in Japan. The game follows the main character's experiences in his school's literature club.
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