This is the track which plays when the player is writing poems.ĭreams Of Love and Literature (Early Sketch) Its only use is in Act 2 on the day after the player joins the club.ĭreams Of Love and Literature (4.ogg) This is a version of Ohayou Sayori! which slowly shifts pitch a semitone upward over the course of the track. Its only appearance is at the beginning of Act 2, where Sayori is replaced by glitch text. This is a distorted version of Ohayou Sayori! which shifts pitch rapidly and loops quickly. This is the original version of Ohayou Sayori! composed by Dan Salvato in 2010, which was fully rearranged for the game. Ohayou is a Japanese word meaning "good morning" This is Sayori's theme, and first plays at the beginning of Act 1. It's used during Act 2 if the "faint" effect happens. This track is a muffled version of 3.ogg with soft wet noises playing over it. This track is a corruption of 3.ogg where some of the main melody’s notes are incorrect.
This track, though not on the official soundtrack, is the main motif of the game and is nearly identical to Doki Doki Literature Club! except without an intro. It’s used to mark the beginning of Act 3. This is a ~3-second clip of Doki Doki Literature Club! which becomes distorted. It’s a reorchestration of the melody of Doki Doki Literature Club!. This theme, used in the trailer for the game, is present only in the DDLC Fanpack. This is the main theme of the game, and plays on the title screen. 19 Okay, Everyone! (Monika) (5_monika.ogg).17 Okay, Everyone! (Natsuki) (5_natsuki.ogg).16 Okay, Everyone! (Sayori) (5_sayori.ogg).13 Dreams Of Love and Literature (8-bit ver.).12 Dreams Of Love and Literature (Early Sketch).11 Dreams Of Love and Literature (4.ogg).
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