- August 19, 2022
- Digital Fossil
- 10h median play time
First Date: Late to Date
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About
"First Date: Late to Date" is a 4K FMV game with real actors, where every decision made impacts the outcome of Erdem's first date with Derya. There are 7 elimination endings and 8 main endings, taking an average of 30 minutes to reach. Upon reaching a main ending, players can unlock the option to return to milestones or start over, with stories set in parallel universes.









- The game features a light and funny plot with charming characters and good acting.
- It offers multiple endings and replayability, allowing players to explore different outcomes.
- The visuals and cutscenes are well-designed, contributing to an enjoyable experience.
- The game suffers from poor translation and subtitle issues, making it difficult to follow the story.
- It is very short, with some players completing all endings in under 2 hours.
- There are bugs and technical issues that hinder gameplay, including lag and problems with decision-making.
- story18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story is described as silly and humorous, featuring multiple endings, but it suffers from forced memes that disrupt immersion and a lack of clarity in character relationships. Players suggest that understanding the plot is not essential for enjoyment, though they express a desire for features like chapter selection to enhance replayability. Additionally, readability issues with the subtitles detract from the overall experience.
“I think there are more characters like Emre and Cenk that directly affect the story of the game.”
“But if you don't care about that sort of thing, it's a great fun little story with multiple endings that are humorous.”
“Players don't need to restart the whole story from the beginning.”
“The story is a bit silly.”
“Also, it has some forced memes that do not go with the story and break all the immersion you might have had while playing.”
“After 10 hours of playing, I would recommend that the one who bought this game spend less time understanding the plot, for the story fails to explain how the lead roles become familiar.”