For newcomers, Tomie Wants to Get Married is a hybrid dating sim/psychological drama. You play as a customizable protagonist navigating a small seaside town. Tomie—the mysterious, obsessive, and strangely endearing heroine—is determined to marry someone within one in-game year. The original release had five suitors (including Tomie herself as a hidden option).
The Expansion -v1.3801- is the first major DLC that not only adds content but overhauls core systems. The %7CWORK%7C in the filename initially confused players, but dataminers found it’s an internal dev tag meaning “Work branch – marriage event triggers.”
If you enjoyed the base game’s delicate balance between romance and unease, Tomie Wants to Get Married Expansion -v1.3801- is a must-play. The new marriage mechanics add replayability, and the hidden %7CWORK%7C narrative layer transforms a sweet dating sim into a meta-commentary on relationships as labor. For newcomers, Tomie Wants to Get Married is
Rating: 9/10
Lost one point for the Ren voice line bug, but otherwise a masterclass in expansions.
While v1.3801 is a stable release, the following anomalies have been noted during testing: While v1
The Tomie Wants to Get Married series has always blurred the line between romantic comedy and psychological thriller. Version 1.3801 leans harder into that duality. The expansion doesn’t just add content—it reframes the original experience, encouraging multiple playthroughs to uncover how small choices cascade into drastically different outcomes.
Fans of DDLC, You and Me and Her, or Mystic Messenger will feel right at home… or on edge. Unlock three new memory sequences that reveal why
Unlock three new memory sequences that reveal why Tomie is so fixated on marriage. These scenes add emotional depth (and trigger warnings for psychological tension) to the main plot.
Base game ended at the wedding. v1.3801 adds a 10-hour epilogue: