History VideoGame / TheInfectiousMadnessOfDoctorDekker

* TheUnreveal: Bryce says he can sometimes see a girl standing behind us and speculates that it might be a relative of ours. This is never brought up again and is ultimately left unexplained. [[spoiler: It's conceivable that the girl is Molly but since Bryce has no connection to her (unlike Nathan), it's not clear why he'd be able to see her]].

* RapeAsDrama: Comes up during a possible conversation with a patient as [[spoiler: Marianna can accuse ''you'' of this, making reference to you "getting inside her" and it hurting. If you press her further, she goes into more detail. She says she strips naked while your face turns into worms that get inside her. She then accuses you of being the "sick one"]].

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Apparently EVERY ONE of your patients with the sole exception of Bryce. Perhaps it's office policy to remove shoes before a session?

* EnthrallingSiren: Marianna is compared to this.

* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: Averted with the truck driver who caused Nathan's accident, who takes his daughter Molly with him. It can also be averted with Anoushka, depending on whether you tell Claire to kill David (again) or not.]]

* TheCutie: Elin, absolutely. She'll even give you cookies! [[spoiler: And you can ask if they're poisoned, [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential you dick]].]]

* YourCheatingHeart: Claire's husband David with his assistant Iris.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Apparently EVERY ONE of your patients. Perhaps it's office policy to remove shoes before a session?

The game has a SpiritualSuccessor called ''VideoGame/TheShapeshiftingDetective''.

''The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker'' is a FullMotionVideo game in which your character is a psychologist, called to fill in for the titular Doctor Dekker, who has been murdered. Your job is to treat his roster of patients, while also trying to determine who killed him. However, Doctor Dekker's patients have some unique problems which may make your job more difficult than expected.

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* KindheartedCatLover: Elin has a cat called Church.

** Eve specificlly mentions playing [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]].

* TheAlcoholic: Doctor Dekker himself, who kept vodka in his desk.

* HospitalHottie: Elin to an extent, and possibly Doctor Dekker, [[spoiler: who may have dated certain patients]].

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When you're stuck in the time loop with Nathan, he at one point mentions that he believes the whole conversation is being controlled by someone behind a computer, creating the conversation through a keyboard, which is exactly what you, the player, are doing.

* 100PercentCompletion: If you still have questions to ask someone, their icon will be red. If you've asked enough questions to move on to the next chapter, their icon will be orange. If you've asked all possible questions, their icon will be green. However, completing everything isn't necessarily in your best interest. [[spoiler: Most of the "extra" questions will affect your sanity.]]

* BreakingTheFourthWall: When you're stuck in the time loop with Nathan, he at one point mentions that he believes the whole conversation is being controlled by someone behind a computer, creating the conversation through a keyboard, which is exactly what you, the player, are doing.

* LetsPlay: By WebVideo/JesseCox, [[WebVideo/PressHeartToContinue Dodger]], and LetsPlay/DiploRaptor.

* LetsPlay: By WebVideo/JesseCox, [[WebVideo/PressHeartToContinue Dodger]], and DiploRaptor.

* FeaturelessProtagonist: The game plays out almost entirely from the player character's point of view and we never find out anything about them, including their gender (although there are hints that the doctor is male, given Marianna's flirtatious behavior).

* RapeAsDrama: Comes up during a possible conversation with a patient as [[spoiler: Marianna can accuse ''you'' of this, making reference to you "getting inside her" and it hurting]].

* ShoutOut: Six possible suspects, a murder victim known only by their last name, a randomly chosen murderer and the game concluding with an accusation (which you can get right or wrong) make it superficially similar to ''TabletopGame/{{Clue}}''.