Ten Dates

five dates is better than ten dates 5/10

Ironically not as good as the original five dates game. It seemed somewhat shorter and rushed

Script and characters are bad, it's so cliché and childing even it kills half the interest of discovering the story and the people. A few actors are great, female lead is fine but I've had more fun in crapy cringy sim games. + the size of the content is pretty bad for the price, can't relate to the positiv reviews. I did the first one and wasn't really positiv, this one is worse like way worse, select the wrong answer you loose a match, out of 5 option barely a few half decent. Honestly stay away

[h1]⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️½ “Ten Dates — A Rom-Com Speed-Dating Caper That Makes Me Question My Social Skills (And My Last Three Dates)”[/h1] Gather ’round, dear Steam community, for I have embarked upon an expedition so fraught with awkward silences, questionable compliments, and more cheeky banter than a seaside pier on Brighton Week-End — yes, I speak of Ten Dates itself. A most curious tale of two plucky Londoners and their gallant quest for Love™ in the wilds of speed dating. [b]First off — the premise.[/b] You play as either Misha or Ryan, two bright young things from jolly old London who, after being dragged to a speed dating event, find themselves in a labyrinth of personalities more varied than a box of posh English biscuits. From bashful geeks to maddeningly charming bad boys, from earnest athletes to smooth talkers with eyebrows that could flirt on their own, this game serves up ten dates with all the subtlety of a double-decker bus in a narrow mews. [b]Visually, it’s a live-action rom-com —[/b] think Love Actually crashed head-on with Black Mirror: Dating Edition, except everyone’s wearing nice coats and speaking like they’re in a slightly overdramatic theatre troupe. The actors deliver their lines with admirable gusto, and every glance, smirk, or raised eyebrow feels like the game is winking directly at you. [b]Words, and choices, matter here — terribly so.[/b] One polite remark about the weather? Romance blossoming! One unfortunate quip about tea preferences? Uh oh — sudden existential crisis. It’s a branching conversational maze, and if you’re not careful, you might find yourself accidentally confessing feelings to someone you only met three minutes ago. There’s also an authentic relationship tracker, which is a fancy way of saying the game silently judges your choices and occasionally slaps you with an “Oops!” when you take a path toward dinner with a complete stranger. [b]But let us speak of the characters — what a delightful roster![/b] Each potential beau or belle has their own quirks, hopes, and probably an anecdote about that time they walked into the sea at low tide because “the clouds told them to.” Brandy is boss-lady energy incarnate, Bash is… well… Bash, and others offer everything from intellectual sparks to chuckles that feel like a warm cuppa after a soggy commute. Now, if I might be candid — the pacing can feel a bit like waiting for the kettle to boil when you’re already parched. Some scenes ended just as I’d reached peak “ooh yes, tell me more about your feelings,” leaving me wondering if the writer had sneaked off for biscuits mid-script. But even that managed to charm me, because — well — it’s all part of the awkward, endearing jank that makes Ten Dates so delightfully British. And yes, while some chaps and lasses out there might hiss that it’s “slightly shorter than ideal” or “a touch cringy in places,” I say it’s all part of the experience. Love is messy, clumsy, and occasionally sees you talking about tax returns on a first date. Ten Dates captures that with a grin, a wink, and just enough awkward eye contact to make you snort tea out of your nose. [b]Final verdict:[/b] This charming rom-com adventure is like being trapped at a speed-dating event hosted in an indie theatre company — awkward, hilarious, sometimes uncomfortable, and altogether delightful. It left me entertained, smirking into my monocle, and oddly hopeful for my next jaunt into the terrifying world of modern romance. 9/10 — wouldn’t mind another round of ten more dates (but maybe with stronger tea). 🇬🇧💘

Ten Dates, klasik oyunlardan ziyade interaktif film deneyimi sunan, farklı ve eğlenceli bir yapım. Özellikle gerçek oyuncularla çekilmiş sahneler (FMV tarzı) sayesinde kendini bir dizi izliyormuş gibi hissediyorsun. Oyunda verdiğin diyalog seçimleri, karşı tarafın sana olan yaklaşımını doğrudan etkiliyor. Bu da her buluşmayı daha dikkatli ve düşünerek oynamana sebep oluyor. Karakterler genel olarak samimi ve gerçekçi yazılmış, bu da hikâyeyi daha akıcı hâle getiriyor. Ancak oyun oldukça kısa ve bazı diyaloglar zaman zaman yüzeysel kalabiliyor. Ayrıca tekrar oynanabilirlik olsa da bir noktadan sonra benzer sahnelerle karşılaşmak mümkün. Yine de farklı bir deneyim arayanlar ve hikâye/karakter odaklı oyunları sevenler için keyifli bir yapım. Özellikle arkadaşlarla oynandığında daha eğlenceli hâle geliyor.

Played the game as Misha, had an excruciating series of dates with an AI lover, a teacher who quizzed me (orange DOES have words that rhymes, mate), a biker who will definitely marry his helmet in the future and a man who just up and ran out on me. Met a woman at the bar afterwards and life is immediately not at all terrible. Snuggled with her in the end and quit the game.

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Where do I even start with this... I felt like it was more a political commentary by a bunch of "friends" pushing agenda's then an actual game with real choices and coincidences. First, It starts out by meeting this guy who is an engineer and the question is like have the world be taken over by AI. Then he asks... would you be for AI ruling the world? I choose YES. She then two seconds in says AI scares me. (NO. I said I am FOR AI taking over). Then... the next guy... He goes to shake my hand and I elbow him... awkward. BUT then the second guy... I freaking allow a HUG? WTF. Oh and then she asks... oh you aren't drinking... the "bad boy bike guy says he's not drinking because motorcycles and drinking don't go together. BUT THEN in his DATING profile he is literally sitting on the motorcycle with a drink! Oh, and throwing in the woman there at the end... look you should have asked upfront if I was straight/bi/queer/non-binary/cis etc. It felt forced... AND I choose erotica as a book genre I loved... Why am I reading another book about self help. And choosing my profession outside of me NOT giving bad boy biker a handshake does what? You know actually allow someone to have a character that they choose and make the personality about that. Not going to soften it. I bought this before returned it because it's awful and it's still really awful. I'm for artists but do better. Actually look up personalities, try ACTING, stop the cliche.