History YMMV / NeedyStreamerOverload

** "I can fix her"[[labelnote:Explanation]]The player-perspective version of ICanChangeMyBeloved is a notion echoed through Steam reviews and a motivator for most players to find a "good ending" in the game. And as many will find out, no, there's no fixing Ame. This was later even used on games with similar scenarios such as ''VisualNovel/MilkInsideABagOfMilkInsideABagOfMilk''.[[/labelnote]]

** "I can fix her"[[labelnote:Explanation]]The player-perspective version of ICanChangeMyBeloved is a notion echoed through Steam reviews and a motivator for most players to find a "good ending" in the game. And as many will find out, no, there's no fixing Ame.[[/labelnote]]

* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler: The implied reveal that P-chan isn’t real makes a lot of the dialogue options really depressing as they are all Ame talking to herself,… including the ones that make her feel unloved.

* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler: The implied reveal that P-chan isn’t real makes a lot of the dialogue options really depressing as they are all her talking to herself,… including the ones that make her feel unloved.

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its colorful exterior is because Ame's attention-seeking, meltdowns and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to how people with borderline personality disorder in real life would act like especially when suffering from stress or depression, and her coping mechanism in the [[spoiler:form of an ImaginaryFriend]] is also not uncommon on people with such conditions.

* HarsherInHindsight: In the "INTERNET OVERDOSE" ending scenario, Ame [[spoiler:[[StressVomit pukes on stream over a few hateful comments because of stress]], causing a downward spiral that leads to her real name and location being leaked and her mental stability completely shattering as a result.]] A few weeks after this game's release, WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} [=Vtuber=] Uruha Rushia was accused of having a relationship with singer Mafumafu over a Discord DM, was harassed to the point of depression by trolls and entitled fans, then had her contract outright terminated after hololive's parent company Cover discovered she had allegedly been leaking private information.

* GeniusBonus: The text on the final event in the [[spoiler:"Internet Overdose" ending]] is actually encrypted in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher Caesar Cipher]]. Shifting all of the text by 13 [[spoiler:on the stream title "jrypbzr gb gur vagrearg natryf fgernz!" will result in "Welcome to the Internet Angels Stream!" while the same on the text on the pop-up window, "Abj, fur vf gehyl unccl", yields "Now, she is truly happy".]]

* GeniusBonus: The text on the final event in the [[spoiler:"Internet Overdose" ending]] is actually encrypted in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher Caesar Cipher]]. Shifting all of the text by 13 [[spoiler:on the stream title "jrypbzr gb gur vagrearg natryf fgernz!" will result in "Welcome to the Internet Angels Stream!" while the text on the pop-up window, "Abj, fur vf gehyl unccl" reads "Now, she is truly happy".]]

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its colorful exterior is because Ame's attention-seeking, meltdowns and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to what actual people with borderline personality disorder would do in real life under stress or depression, and her coping mechanism in the [[spoiler:form of an ImaginaryFriend]] is also not uncommon on people with such conditions.

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its colorful exterior is because Ame's fits, meltdowns and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to what actual people with borderline personality disorder would do in real life under stress or depression, and her coping mechanism in the [[spoiler:form of an ImaginaryFriend]] is also not uncommon on people with such conditions.

* GeniusBonus: The text on the final event in the [[spoiler:"Internet Overdose" ending]] is actually encrypted in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher Caesar Cipher]]. Shifting all of the text by 13 [[spoiler:on the stream title "jrypbzr gb gur vagrearg natryf fgernz!" will result in "Welcome to the Internet Angel's Stream!" while the text on the pop-up window, "Abj, fur vf gehyl unccl" reads "Now, she is truly happy.]]

* GeniusBonus: The text on the final event in the [[spoiler:"Internet Overdose" ending]] is actually encrypted in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher Caesar Cipher]]. Shifting all of the text by 13 [[spoiler:on the stream title "jrypbzr gb gur vagrearg natryf fgernz" will result in "Welcome to the Internet Angel's Stream!" while the text on the pop-up window, "Abj, fur vf gehyl unccl" reads "Now, she is truly happy.]]

* GeniusBonus: The text on the final event in the [[spoiler:"Internet Overdose" ending]] is actually encrypted in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher Caesar Cipher]]. Shifting all of the text by 13 [[spoiler:on the stream title will result in "Welcome to the Internet Angel's Stream!" while the text on the pop-up window reads "Now, she is truly happy.]]

* MemeticMutation: "I can fix her"[[labelnote:Explanation]]The player-perspective version of ICanChangeMyBeloved is a notion echoed through Steam reviews and a motivator for most players to find a "good ending" in the game. And as many will find out, no, there's no fixing Ame.[[/labelnote]]

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its colorful exterior is because Ame's fits, meltdowns and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to what actual people with bipolar conditions would do in real life under stress or depression, and her coping mechanism in the [[spoiler:form of an ImaginaryFriend]] is also not uncommon on people with such conditions.

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its colorful exterior is because Ame's depressive fits and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to what actual people with bipolar conditions would do in real life under stress or depression, and her coping mechanism in the [[spoiler:form of an ImaginaryFriend]] is also not uncommon on people with such conditions.

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its exterior is because Ame's depressive fits and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to what actual people with bipolar conditions would do in real life under stress or depression, and her coping mechanism in the [[spoiler:form of an ImaginaryFriend]] is also not uncommon on people with such conditions.

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its exterior is because Ame's depressive fits and recklessness are ''extremely'' close to what actual people with bipolar conditions would do in real life under stress or depression.

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its exterior is because it depicts mentally ill people ''very accurately''. While it's already bad enough on its own seeing Ame regularly throwing fits, taking drugs or acting recklessly on stream, once [[spoiler:"P-Chan" was revealed to be an ImaginaryFriend and she's talking to herself all this time, many of the endings that look good suddenly become those of a mentally ill girl living her own delusional bubble, and most of the worse outcomes become even worse.]]

* RealismInducedHorror: A major reason why this game manages to be quite horrifying and depressing despite its exterior is because it depicts mentally ill people ''very accurately''. While it's already bad enough on its own seeing Ame regularly throwing fits, taking drugs or acting recklessly on stream, once [[spoiler:"P-Chan" was revealed to be an ImaginaryFriend and she's talking to herself all this time, many of the endings take themselves to a whole new meaning.]]

* NightmareFuel: The content warning at the start of the game isn't for show. See [[NightmareFuel/NeedyStreamerOverload here]] for further details.

* [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Heartwarming Moments]]: It's made rather ambiguous due to the way the ending is framed, but seeing Ame [[spoiler:quit streaming out of her own choice in order to "become a real angel" in the Happy End World ending is show in a optimistic light, and while the comments on her Twitter feed are [[InternetJerk baffled or insulting]] towards her choice at first, they gradually become nicer and accepting of her choice and a few even decide to take after her choice and get out of the internet in order to pursue something else.]] Regardless of ''where'' she ends up after the ending, it's definitely portrayed as one of the better fates for her (and her viewers).

* HarsherInHindsight: In the "INTERNET OVERDOSE" ending scenario, Ame [[spoiler:[[StressVomit pukes on stream over a few hateful comments because of stress]], causing a downward spiral that leads to her real name and location being leaked and her mental stability completely shattering as a result.]] A few weeks after this game's release, WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} [=Vtuber=] Uruha Rushia was accused of having a relationship with singer Mafumafu over a Discord DM, was harassed to the point of depression as a result, then had her contract outright terminated after hololive's parent company Cover discovered she had allegedly been leaking private information.

* HarsherInHindsight: In the "INTERNET OVERDOSE" ending scenario, Ame [[spoiler:[[StressVomit pukes on stream over a few hateful comments because of stress]], causing a downward spiral that led to her real name and location being leaked and her sanity lost.]] A few weeks after this game's release, [[WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} Hololive]] Vtuber Uruha Rushia was accused of having a relationship with singer Mafumafu over a Discord DM, was harassed to mental instability as a result, then outright fired over a contract breach when she attempted to take the issue on private terms with Cover and Cover exposed everything on Youtube.

* HarsherInHindsight: In the "INTERNET OVERDOSE" ending scenario, Ame [[spoiler:[[StressVomit pukes on stream over a few hateful comments because of stress]], causing a downward spiral that led to her real name and location being leaked and her sanity lost.]] A few weeks after this game's release, [[WebAnimation/Hololive Hololive]] Vtuber Uruha Rushia was accused of having a relationship with singer Mafumafu over a Discord DM, was harassed to mental instability as a result, then outright fired over a contract breach when she attempted to take the issue on private terms with Cover and Cover exposed everything on Youtube.

* HarsherInHindsight: In the "INTERNET OVERDOSE" ending scenario, Ame [[spoiler:[[StressVomit pukes on stream over a few hateful comments because of stress]], causing a downward spiral that led to her real name and location being leaked and her sanity lost.]] A few weeks after this game's release, WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} Vtuber Uruha Rushia was accused of having a relationship with singer Mafumafu over a Discord DM, was harassed to mental instability as a result, then outright fired over a contract breach when she attempted to take the issue on private terms with Cover and Cover exposed everything on Youtube.

* HarsherInHindsight: In the "INTERNET OVERDOSE" ending scenario, Ame [[spoiler:[[StressVomit pukes on stream over a few hateful comments because of stress]], causing a downward spiral that led to her real name and location being leaked and her sanity lost.]] A few weeks after this game's release, WebAnimation/Hololive Vtuber Uruha Rushia was accused of having a relationship with singer Mafumafu over a Discord DM, was harassed to mental instability as a result, then outright fired over a contract breach when she attempted to take the issue on private terms with Cover and Cover exposed everything on Youtube.