The Attack on Titan mode plays the series opening theme, Big Boss mode plays the Metal Gear Solid V promotion song “Nuclear” by Mike Oldfield, and hatred mode plays Japanese death metal. This is just one feature, as many of the Easter Eggs I spoke about above have their own soundtracks per each mode. Why does it do this? The music is in tune with your sanity meter, so the more insane you become the more distorted the track becomes. When you start in with all of the murdering though, the peaceful track distorts into a giant confused mess of music, almost inaudible in some moments. When you are on a Japanese school girl murdering rampage you need a great soundtrack right? Initially the music is very calming, setting the stage for a beautiful day. This can allow you to document your kills, just please don’t take any up-skirt shots, Yandere Simulator already has enough fan service. Using the right mouse button allows you to take pictures, which is another nifty feature added to the game. Yandere Simulatorfollows the now traditional WASD keys for movement, as well as one key to do most actions like talk and attack.
Control-wise, the basic scheme is pretty easy to pick up and play.
