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Date Everything!
Simulation
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing

Date Everything! is a sandbox dating simulator set in the comfort of your own home, featuring 100 fully voice acted datable characters! Let the romance flow between your bed, smoke alarm and… Overwhelming Sense of Existential Dread? Are you ready to Date Everything?

Developers: Sassy Chap Games
Publishers: Team17
Release Date: Jun 17, 2025
Price (USD): $29.99
Current Players: 827

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(95%)
voice acting
character designs
diverse characters
inclusive themes
quirky writing
dating objects
large cast
humor
technical issues
shallow storylines
repetitive gameplay
Overall, the reviews for 'Date Everything' reflect a predominantly positive reception due to its unique character designs, impressive voice acting, and inclusive themes. However, some players have noted technical issues and mixed feelings about the depth of the individual storylines and the repetitiveness of the gameplay loop. Despite these criticisms, the game's creative premise and charming writing have captivated many, making it a recommended play for fans of dating sims and visual novels.

Positive Points

  • The game has a wide variety of unique and diverse characters, making it easy for players to find at least a few they connect with.
  • The voice acting is highly praised, featuring a cast of well-known voice actors who enhance the experience.
  • The character designs are creative and interesting, with each character having a distinct look and personality that ties into the objects they represent.
  • The game includes consent checks and content warnings, which are appreciated by many for being considerate and allowing players to skip content they may find triggering.

    • Negative Points

  • Some players experienced bugs and technical issues, including character dialogue loops and progression blocks, which could impact the overall experience.
  • The vast number of characters means that individual storylines can feel short and lacking depth, leaving some players wanting more interaction after reaching a relationship ending.
  • The game's pacing can feel repetitive to some, with the daily interaction limit and repetitive dialogue post-relationship ending being common points of frustration.

    • Mixed Points

  • The humor and premise of dating household objects can be hit or miss, with some players finding it charming and others seeing it as cringy or exhausting after a while.
  • Players have varied feelings about the large cast; while some enjoy the variety, others feel overwhelmed or find it detracts from deeper character development.

    • Common Themes

  • There is consistent praise for the game's inclusivity and diverse representation of characters with different backgrounds, body types, and identities.
  • The game is noted for its quirky and humorous writing, often incorporating puns and playful dialogue.
  • The art and voice acting are frequently mentioned as standout features that contribute significantly to the game's appeal.
    • Updated 11/14/2025, 12:01:37 AM UTC
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