Date Everything, the quirky dating simulation game, has announced a new release date set for June 17, moving from its original Valentine's Day launch. In this game, players can engage with everyday objects, transforming mundane items like doors and laundry baskets into charming dateable characters. Voiced by talented actors from popular games, including Felicia Day and Neil Newbon, Date Everything promises a wacky gaming experience with over 100 fully voiced characters. A fresh trailer revealed these imaginative interactions, highlighting the humorous and relaxed nature of the gameplay.
What is the premise of Date Everything?Date Everything is a simulation game where players don special glasses that animate household items as dateable characters. Players engage in humorous relationships with various objects, creating an unconventional yet entertaining dating experience.
Date Everything is developed by Sassy Chap Games and published by Team17, known for supporting innovative indie titles. The game is designed for multiple platforms including PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, aiming to attract a diverse gaming audience. With its unique blend of humor and romance, Date Everything stands out alongside other quirky titles in the genre such as Hatoful Boyfriend and Monster Prom.
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Honestly, dating a door sounds like the most stable relationship I could ask for—no ghosting, just smooth entrances and exits. The voice cast is stacked with talent, so even if the romance flops, at least the conversations will be top-tier.
Finally, a dating sim where my love for procrastination can shine—who wouldn’t want to romance a pile of laundry The stacked voice cast alone makes this absurd premise way more tempting than it should be.
June 17 can’t come soon enough—I’ve been waiting to woo a toaster since *Hatoful Boyfriend* convinced me weird dating sims are a vibe. Sassy Chap Games might just outdo themselves with this level of chaotic charm.