Get Doki-Doki. Seriously.

[NyxCaedis_]

If you don't get this game, then you will not understand the gift of going out of your way to do things for others and make them happy. Not only that, but they have these little mini-quizzes that test your personality and such. It looks like a kids game, but I guarantee you, it's nothing like a kids game. Sure, it has kiddish sound effects and animations, but the complication that it takes to understand the game is surprising and amazing.

 

[Ciel]

If you don't get this game, then you will not understand the gift of going out of your way to do things for others and make them happy.

While it is great that Doki-Doki affords this experience and can teach people some level of ethics, I do not need to play a video game to understand the "gift" of going out of my way for others. Although I have to admit if I am going out of my way for someone and I also benefit from it, that seems kind of strange. One would think that the action of "going out of the way" would be done primarily for the benefit of the other party. Also why wouldn't you want to do something that would make someone else happy? Ah well, ethical dilemmas for another day.

Doki-Doki reminds me of Scribblenauts. It seems pretty good if not repetitive. How long is the game?