Seven Deadly Dates

Unfortunately despite having very nice art direction and character design I can't say this game is worth it. It starts off strong (Ailysh is one of the better characters) but I was surprised that the game cuts off character's stories with a single frame summarizing how it went. Like, the speed dating round is literally all there is. I expected each character's storyline to be on the shorter side (considering there's seven options) but there's really not much of anything at all. Despite all of them being well designed most of the girls are one-note and various levels of annoying (maxing out with Luucie.) Only Ailysh and Zephyr showed real potential, one for what could have been a fun, raunchy bisexual romp and the other for having a very interesting gimmick that could lead to some emotional storytelling. This seems to be this developer's first foray. It wasn't so bad that I would avoid them in the future but this particular entry feels more like a tech demo than a full game.

Very fun game with quirky, beautifully-designed characters, great dialogue, and fun chat options to choose from to try get that perfect waifu and ending! I had so much fun and if you like hot demon waifus, I'm sure you will as well! ;) Music is also amazing!

The game is not terrible, but certainly not good either. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend it, at least not for 5$. There is plenty of better Visual Novels that are either much cheaper or even free. This one should be free in my opinion. The game is TOO short, and doesn't even have a plot and story. It's just a 10min read per character, with no real story, just some fun talking with nice humour. That's it. I view this more like those amateur web games you could play for free in 2010s, so I'm not sure why it is 5$. The art is actually good, but there's literally just 7 CGs, 1 for every character, AND you can see every CG in the trailer. I was expecting something more like the "Find Love or Die Trying" with full on story that follows each of these characters, especially since it costs 5$, but instead it is more like a amateur fan project, with 10 minutes talking to each character, stuck in a single room with nothing more, just some nice humour here and there. 4/10

i really like the game 10/10 for the girls alone

Every bachelorette has an interesting story behind them. I love how there's something for everyone here. I'd say it's impossible to not like even one of them. Then again, there IS an achievement for avoiding them all... All in all, this game is a treat for anyone looking for a short VN to get into! The trailer hooked me and I'm glad it did!

(spoiler free review) [b]Themes:[/b] Short choice-based dating sim with supernatural girls. All the characters are based on the seven deadly sins, with some interesting variations to make each stand out. The whole game is essentially a speed-dating event in hell that can go well, badly, or very badly. [b]Story:[/b] For some strange reason the main character decided to learn Latin in the XXI century and invertedly got themselves teleported into a bar in Hell, right in the middle of a speed dating event. There is an open spot and you’re filling it, since you have nothing better to do. [b]Mature Elements:[/b] The MC in gender neutral (I can’t recall any instance where their gender is specified) but all the dates are visually and textually identified as girls. The variation in relationship types is quite large, and unless disaster strikes you can land the MC in polyamorous relationships, “going-steady” dating, marriage, friendship, reverence/submissive, etc. There is no explicit content in visual terms, but there are some suggestive descriptions for amorous, sexual and violent event. Nothing is too “graphic”. [b]Interface and Graphics:[/b] The girls’ sprites are gorgeous and are animated Live2D-style. The “ending” feature a special CG specific to each character that is available in an in-game gallery. The menus are normal VN-style save/load/skip/etc. Overall clean and responsive, but nothing that would elevate it. There is a very cool feature in which choices that you have made in previous playthroughs are identified with the results of that choice: like, dislike, neutral, skip date or ending. This is very nice for repeated playthroughs and to make sure you see all the content and possibilities. There is some voice acting unique to each character but not all text is read, only a couple of lines plus grunts/sighs are available. What is present, however, is pretty decent (the VAs for Asche (@voicesbychels) and Zephyr (@EliseMeggie) standout). [b]Final Thoughts:[/b] All the girls feel unique and varied and each is very well written. The dialogue is very good given the context, with just the right balance of innuendo to cringe. The quality-of-life feature of the game saving previous choices is excellent. Sadly, it’s still rare in most VN-style game, so it’s very welcome here. [b]Highly recommend the game[/b]. The base price might be a bit much for some, given the length of the game, but there is quality in all aspects of the game. I definitely recommend picking it up on sale.

29 minuti della mia vita (a detta di Steam), passati ad ascoltare le stronzate di 'sti casi umani o... insomma, casi demoniaci (?): veramente, uno dei peggiori dating sim che abbia mai giocato e come se non bastasse, mi sono accorto di averlo pagato 4,55 ricchi euro!

The art style is amazing, and each character has an entertaining and quirky personality that makes you want to read through all the options.

BEFORE BUYING The Trailer implies the game has voice acting but it's like a line or two per girl. Other than that it's a pretty chill game that can be cleared in an afternoon. It is a very bare bones game and leaves much to be desired, but what if offers is good.

Very humorous dialogue. Looking forward to seeing what the developer makes next. :)