- Not to be confused with Easter Egg modes, the two modes of Kuudere Simulator, the three modes of Kuudere Simulator 2, or the three modes of Kuudere Simulator 3.
Modes are the different versions of Yandere Simulator that affect gameplay. They will be fully implemented in the future.
There is currently one planned mode[1] and six modes implemented so far. Certain modes, excluding Story Mode, will be inaccessible in the demo.[2] YandereDev wants the other modes to take about one month to fully implement.[3]
- Story Mode
- 1980s Mode
- Endless Mode
- Custom Mode
- Mission Mode
- LoveSick Mode
- Random Mode
Modes[]
Story Mode[]
- Main article: Yandere Simulator
Story Mode is the main mode of Yandere Simulator. The player plays as Ayano Aishi, who must eliminate ten rivals, one each week for ten weeks.[4] In Story Mode, it only lasts 2 weeks.
Mission Mode[]
- Main article: Mission Mode
Mission Mode is a mode where the player is given missions in which they need to kill a certain student. Increasing the difficulty level will result in more objectives that the player must complete.[5]
1980s Mode[]
- Main article: 1980s Mode
1980s Mode is a mode where the player plays as Ryoba Aishi, Ayano's mother, who was the yandere of 1989 from the Mysterious Tapes. It has a different story with different rivals and is not as elaborate as Story Mode. There are no phones, internet, Info-chan, or anything that didn't exist in the 1980s. This mode has stricter school rules and some backstory.[6]
LoveSick Mode[]
- Main article: LoveSick Mode
LoveSick mode is a darker version of the main game where mechanics such as Easter Eggs are removed to provide a more serious atmosphere.[7]
Custom Mode[]
- Main article: Custom Mode
Custom Mode is a mode in Yandere Simulator that allows players to create their own playable scenarios and share them with others.
Currently, it is only available for 1980s Mode. To create a custom mode, select one of the new save files and press the shift key.
In this mode, the player can customize the protagonist, her Senpai and the rest of the school populations as well as their routines or generate them randomly. Additionally, the player can add their own cutscenes at the beginning of each week; to do that, they have to drag all the necessary images, music and text to YandereSimulator\Assets\StreamingAssets\CustomMode\Cutscenes. To change the dialogue between the rivals and Senpai, they have to change the text inside YandereSimulator\Assets\StreamingAssets\CustomMode\Events; however, the events themselves are currently based on 1980s Mode rivals' events.
By the end of the 11th week, the protagonist will attempt to make a confession to her Senpai. Depending on the various factors, such as how exactly the rivals were eliminated, her reputation at school and if she attempted to make any gifts to him or not and if he was mentally affected by the past events, he will either accept the confession or reject her.
After finishing working on a custom mode or before updating the game, the author has to copy the following folders to share the mode:
YandereSimulator\Assets\StreamingAssets\CustomModeYandereSimulator\Assets\StreamingAssets\JSON\Custom.jsonYandereSimulator\Assets\StreamingAssets\JSON\CustomTopics.jsonYandereSimulator\Assets\StreamingAssets\JSON\Misc.json
Planned Modes[]
Endless Mode[]
- Main article: Endless Mode
Endless Mode is a mode where there are randomly generated NPCs.[8] Since this mode will never end, the objective is not to "acquire" Senpai but instead achieve the highest score.[9]
This mode may have been renamed to "Random Mode".[10]
Random Mode[]
YandereDev is interested in adding a Random Mode where it tests the player's improvisational skills. The reason for is this because if the player prepares an elaborate plan and the plan foils due to a random occurrence, it would frustrate the player and ruin the player's ability to create any plans.[11]
Trivia[]
- There might be a mode called "Endless Summer" where the player can continue playing forever, even though there are no longer any objectives.[12]
- There might also be a mode called "Sandbox Mode" where the player has access to debug commands.[13]
- 1980s Mode is meant to be the most difficult of them all. According to YandereDev, it came out easier than in his head.[14]
- In Story Mode, the rivals will remain female, even if there is a female Senpai. In other modes, there might be male rivals instead.[15]
References[]
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/672248723422883840
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/661792576689717248
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/651521677742878720
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/669353542453342208
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvMlR0zrPVA
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/656285300495220736
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxkPOeC4C9w
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/622183121128042496
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/650750660569247744
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNaM97tgHUM
- ↑
- ↑ https://reddit.com/r/yandere_simulator/comments/55mlau/comment/d8ckx13
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/yandere_simulator/comments/5kqx1d/what_gonna_happen_when_you_win_the_game/
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/669574830048456704
- ↑ https://twitter.com/YandereDev/status/628971395066675200
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