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October 18, 2019
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This mod takes up the mantle of expanding and perfecting the recipe that DDLC created back in 2017. With a precise focus on character development, world building, and psychological emotions, you won't find another mod quite like it. If you're after a mod that gives love and care to its characters (both literally and metaphorically), then you've come to the right place. This is an 8-9 hour experience, best suited for readers who are after seeing the dokis grow into better people, all the while facing off against impossible challenges, and plenty of sweet moments to truly cultivate into something memorable. The Silence Will Be Broken.
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