- July 7, 2022
- MythiKiwi
Seven Deadly Dates
Platforms
About
In "Seven Deadly Dates," players navigate a visual novel-style game, embarking on a series of dates with seven unique characters. Each date presents a test of the Seven Deadly Sins, challenging players to balance their actions and emotions to avoid succumbing to temptation. With multiple endings and branching storylines, players can explore the complexities of modern dating and self-reflection.











- The character designs and art direction are excellent, with each girl being well-represented and visually appealing.
- The dialogue is humorous and engaging, providing a fun experience while interacting with the characters.
- The game offers a unique premise of speed dating with demon girls, making it a light-hearted and enjoyable visual novel.
- The game is very short, with each character's storyline being minimal and lacking depth, leading to a feeling of incompleteness.
- The trailer is misleading regarding voice acting, as the game features very limited voice lines compared to what was expected.
- There is a lack of content and variety in gameplay, making it feel more like a tech demo than a fully developed game.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is criticized for being overly brief and lacking depth, with each character offering only about 10 minutes of dialogue that lacks a cohesive plot. While some characters show potential for more engaging narratives, most are described as one-dimensional and annoying, leading to disappointment given the game's price point. Overall, it feels more like an amateur project than a fully developed story-driven experience.
“Despite all of them being well designed, most of the girls are one-note and various levels of annoying. 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.”
“Every bachelorette has an interesting story behind them.”
“[b]story:[/b]”
“I was expecting something more like the 'find love or die trying' with a full story that follows each of these characters, especially since it costs $5, but instead it feels more like an amateur fan project, with 10 minutes talking to each character, stuck in a single room with nothing more, just some nice humor here and there.”
“I expected each character's storyline to be on the shorter side (considering there are 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.”