Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
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Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#102Google can suck on a lemon.
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#1031bil+ people have surrendered their right to artistic expression to Google, and another 1bil+ to Apple, and another 1bil+ to Microsoft. Many more billions have surrendered it to Visa and Mastercard. The world will only continue to get worse for the foreseeable future as five corporations assert global control over what is allowed to be published. It is mournful knowing that humanity's peak is behind us.
Hey, on the other hand, zero malware! It is zero, right? Please say it's zero... Just today I found a malicious version of Ledger on the macOS app store. It's been there for five weeks , and there are already some anecdotes out there of people losing their coins. I guess that's somehow the developer's fault for not "staking their claim" to their name, as Apple seems to only monitor for malicious duplicate submissions…
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#104For those of us who didn't know the game but want to try it due to the Streisand effect, is there an official APK download? Since it's free on Steam, I thought the official website might list an APK, but I haven't found anything other than the Play link.
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#105Earlier quoted context omitted.
Brazil and India have created alternatives to Mastercard/Visa duopoly. EU is seeking to do the same.
Many European countries have had viable online alternatives since forever, and a lot of them are being consolidated into Werk, which will also enable physical payments
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#106For those of us who didn't know the game but want to try it due to the Streisand effect, is there an official APK download? Since it's free on Steam, I thought the official website might list an APK, but I haven't found anything other than the Play link.
Why not just play it from Steam? System requirements list both Windows and MacOS and the requirment as are puny it should run on any potato.
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#107Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why not just play it from Steam? System requirements list both Windows and MacOS and the requirment as are puny it should run on any potato.
My phone is more convenient than my PC for games.
Now that I’m mentioning it I might just play the iPhone version to see…
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#108Just want to drive by and mention - a friend told me to play DDLC and I was highly skeptical given the anime pin-up girl art style. I eventually gave in and gave it a shot. It's an amazing "playable story" unlike anything I have ever played. Super creative and well worth the couple hours it takes to play. I think it could use a few trigger warnings and it should be rated PG-13 / R, but there's stuff on Netflix 10x mo…
TV shows have reached a point where the ratings are blurry and R content is becoming normalised and ubiquitous with little to no enforcement. Games are still seen as something children engage in despite the average gamers being adults.
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#109Just want to drive by and mention - a friend told me to play DDLC and I was highly skeptical given the anime pin-up girl art style. I eventually gave in and gave it a shot. It's an amazing "playable story" unlike anything I have ever played. Super creative and well worth the couple hours it takes to play. I think it could use a few trigger warnings and it should be rated PG-13 / R, but there's stuff on Netflix 10x mo…
This genre of games are called visual novels. Doki Doki was created with the Ren'Py Visual Novel Engine by the way.
Re: Google removes "Doki Doki Literature Club" from Google Play
#110Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not Microsoft. "Sideloading" is not even a term in Windows culture the way it is with Apple and Google because it's not a second-class citizen.
> Not Microsoft No Steam on Xbox Series X/S, last I heard. > Apple Steam still works on macOS, last I checked.