Journal Nikki is a Yume Nikki fangame made by Nexus0.10 and Frankie1205.
As of version 1.05, Frankie1205 joined the development of Journal Nikki, improving the graphics of the game. The creator states that it's still an ongoing process, resulting in an inconsistent art style for now.
Gameplay[]
The game stars Ichitsuki, and begins in the hallway rather than in his room. Ichitsuki can leave his room but refuses to go beyond the hallway to the living room.
Effects[]
The effects are numbered in-game.
Name
Image
Description
0. Instructions
N/A
The game's instructions. A certain item can be used to reveal an altered message in them.
1. Pink Shirt
Ichitsuki wears a pink shirt, making some chasers move faster.
2. Kazoo
Ichitsuki carries a kazoo. Pressing SHIFT makes him play a note with it. Playing it more than four times however makes him realize he broke it, and he automatically unequips it.
3. Mud
Ichitsuki becomes covered in mud and walks much slower.
4. Black Hole
Ichitsuki has a black hole for a head and the screen slowly darkens until it's pitch-black.
5. Mosaic
Ichitsuki becomes distorted. Attempting to move results in him moving in random directions.
6. Gray
Ichitsuki becomes gray-scale. Pressing SHIFT teleports him to the place where he got the effect.
7. Lemon
Ichitsuki becomes a lemon. He cannot move.
8. Roller Coaster
Ichitsuki rides a derailed roller coaster, largely increasing his speed. Moving too much while using this effect makes him feel sick and wake up.
9. Fish
Ichitsuki carries a fish as a "weapon". Using it against many NPCs will cause negative reactions, most commonly turning them into a chaser. Pressing SHIFT also makes him swing it in circles.
10. Construction
Ichitsuki puts on a construction worker's uniform. Traffic cones appear in some areas when using this effect, barring access to them until you take it off.
11. Mouth
Ichitsuki's mouth is shown. Pressing SHIFT makes him smile incredibly awkwardly.
Removed Effects[]
Name
Image
Description
2. Translate
Ichitsuki wears a blue shirt with a magenta question mark. Interacting with some NPCs with dialogue will "translate" the text into poorly-written English. Replaced with the Kazoo effect in ver.1.05