
A silly dating sim where your flavor decides your fate. Customize your profile, flirt with six lovably unique characters, and try to survive your first date!
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Welcome to Spread the Love, the world’s stickiest dating simulator where your love life is determined by a deeply scientific (not really) jam-based personality quiz. Are you a mysterious blueberry? A comforting peach? Maybe even… a flirty mango?
Whatever your flavor, you’re getting matched. Get ready to Spread The Love... or something.
Customize your character and dating profile!
Take a personality quiz and get assigned one of 12 jam types!
Explore the 10 apps on your desktop computer!
Play minigames to survive your first date!
Collect all the jam types!
Meet The Characters:

She runs the boba shop. She runs you. She’s the one with a clipboard, a plan, and a backup clipboard in case the first one breaks. Warm, nurturing, and ever so slightly manipulative. Will absolutely gaslight you, but only to make you hydrate and succeed.

Allen was supposed to be coding the future. Now he stocks overpriced beans. Blames the economy, but secretly kinda likes it. Quiet, sharp, and devastatingly observant, especially in movies. Has a Masters in computer science and sarcasm.

Cher doesn’t talk much. They don’t need to. Currently working through unresolved parental issues via designing furniture and brooding. Emotionally resides in a foggy European arthouse film. You won’t understand them, but you’ll want to.

Overly enthusiastic engineer who thinks every problem can (and should) be fixed by smacking it with a wrench. Aggressively affectionate mechanic who literally climbs walls for fun. She’s touchy, loud, and way too excited to meet you. Good luck!

A walking rave flyer who peaked during quarantine but refuses to admit it. He’s charismatic, sexy, and probably just lost a Lingon Legends match. Jet treats love like an Instajam story. He’ll flirt, overshare, and then disappear. Has never opened a textbook.

Everyone’s favorite cozy kitch.tv streamer who accidentally makes you feel at home. Lives between three monitors and an avalanche of Blooblet plushies. She’ll trip over cables, and then apologize to them.
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Languages: English
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nice
le jeu est très sympa et addictif! je me suis amusée à collecter tout les succès! je le recommande à 100%
both men in the game are performative which makes this game very realistic melody ♡ ︎♡ ︎♡ ︎
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Peak
very cool game
This game forces you to "match" with a "they/them." Such an odd mechanic in this game.
Really simple and silly dating sim game. You have a personality quiz, character creator, stupid social media posts to explore, 6 characters to date, 2 endings for each and 6 nice mini-games (one for each date). The game is short, but it has some good humour and characters. If you're going for all endings and achievements, it's not going to take much longer, and it's fairly easy to do. Don't expect anything too meaningful out of this though. It's just a funny, simple and goofy little game.
It's free and fun, I honestly recommend the game. It's short to if you just want to play a quick visual novel with cool mini games.
art and concept is cute unfortunately all the characters got on my nerves. i usually like this sort of game but i guess this one's not for me
Love this game so much! It’s very cute and extremely fun. All of the characters and profiles are hilarious along with all of the endings! I would recommend this game to any and everyone!
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