Like before, you’ll need to get two scenes by writing poetry with words that appeal to Natsuki. Exit the game before checking in on Sayori to find her dead.
At the end, select Natsuki to help you with festival preparation. Again, you can unlock two special scenes with Natsuki by writing poetry that specifically appeals to her. Select “cute” and “fluffy” words when writing Poems. Start a New Game before Sayori’s death scene, and appeal to Natsuki. Don’t worry - all the scenes you’ve viewed so far are recorded, even if you’re creating another save file. You need to quit before witnessing any murder scenes - the murder scenes will break your game. If you unlocked the first two scenes with Sayori, it doesn’t matter who you select to help prepare for the festival, Sayori will always come to you, and you’ll be able to confess your love. After confessing your love, and before the scene of Sayori’s death, exit and start a New Game. At the end, confess your love for Sayori. 
You can unlock two special scenes with Sayori by writing poetry that specifically appeals to her. Select “bittersweet” or solemn words when writing Poems. To get the “best” ending, you’ll need to unlock all the cutscenes for every character. The main menu will be available and you can start fresh. Enter the “game” folder and delete the “firstrun” file. Select Properties -> Local Files -> Browse Local Files. Right-Click Doki Doki Literature Club in the Steam Library. How to “Fix” and Create a Fresh New Game File. If you’ve earned the Monika Ending, you’ll need to “fix” the game and create a fresh file. If you’ve never playing or completed Doki Doki Literature Club, go ahead and skip the first step. Needless to say, there are massive spoilers ahead. 
Want more creepy games on Gameranx? Get our Evil Within 2 impressions, then check out the Top 10 Horror Games of 2017. There’s even a message from the developers after you’ve earned it. If you’re completely lost, confused, and need some answers - the “Fulfilling” ending is the best one, and getting it isn’t exactly easy. There’s a twist in this game, and the strangeness grows with each playthrough. You’ll write poetry for the Literature Club, talk to one of the four “cute” girls, and go through all the motions of a trite dating sim. It’s a truly frightening experience, and if you want to experience the game spoiler-free, I suggest you stop reading now and go download the game, available totally for free on Steam, and play through it a few times before coming back.
How do you even describe something like Doki Doki Literature Club? What appears to be a basic virtual novel dating simulator turns into something much more horrifying as you play.
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