Such was the case with Doki Doki Literature Club, a game which became increasingly known (and in some ways renowned) after its 2017 debut for reasons we’ll get to shortly.
That may read as contrarian, but the root of that avoidance comes more from wanting to enjoy something on my own time rather than dropping everything to ride a wave of popularity. You know what you like, you know what you don’t and if you’re like me you sometimes actively push back against the memetic spread of hype when something out of your usual tastes starts catching on. When you regularly experience different games and stories, becoming somewhat set in your ways is unavoidable.
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