Dating Games

In dating games the plan is the star: a first date, a dinner or a walk, and you help get ready. Most often you choose the clothes and hairstyle for the occasion, though some are more about telling a little story. There are about 100 games.

What kinds are there

The most common are dress-up games for a date. In Sue Dating Dressup, Dream Date Dressup or Cita perfecta (perfect date) you choose outfits for a specific plan. Beach Date and Ladybug First Date put the focus on the occasion and the place. If you like a different setting, Ladybug Valentine Paris takes it to Valentine's Day.

Others are more story-driven or character-based. Toki Meki, Japan School, Charming Girls 3, Angelico 2, Wild Love and Simgirls follow a story with different characters and choices. Anime-style and school settings are everywhere, and there are some with well-known shows, like Pucca Funny Love.

The quizzes are the lightest: Love Tester Deluxe and Test de amor (love test) give you a compatibility percentage that isn't based on anything real, so treat them as a joke. And with Mi chico ideal (my ideal guy) you can build your dream character by picking traits and clothes.

How to play

You use the mouse or a finger: tap the outfit, hairstyle or answer you want and the game moves along. In story games you usually choose between several options, and what you pick changes how the scene plays out. In dress-up games there's no correct ending. The goal is that you like how the outfit came together.

To try one for the first time, start with a date dress-up game: no complicated rules and you get it in a minute. If you like games with dialogue, try a story one and set aside time to read it calmly.

Think about the place and the time of day before choosing clothes: a walk on the beach doesn't call for the same thing as a dinner. In story games, it's worth replaying and trying other answers, because you'll see different scenes or endings.