This is a great example of how trying to be something for everyone leaves you with being nothing for anyone potentially.

Your mileage may vary here depending on whether you find any of these women attractive or their personalities interesting and I didn't. Just as much as a the generic millennial schlub you're playing and his equally generic and token ish friend.

In a nutshell you have a "tech"/nerdy girl played by Doctor Who's Mandeep Gill who does her best here with not much to work with but comes off disappointingly genetiric, there is the fitness influencer girl who ironically looks far better in video than her social profiles, artsy/weed girl (my personal kryptonite), hipster spiritual chick (another one), and a homebody type girl?

It tries to cast a wide net given that it doesnt clearly indicate a niche of player it's going after but... well your mileage may vary

Nice concept, never played anything like this before. Although, being socially retarded, it also confirmed that I should stick to video games instead of virtual dating.

I love this game. I wish there were more dates. The name of the game is a bit misleading. You only get three dates. There are five girls to choose from for your first 3 dates. Each woman is very different from each other from Fun-loving Maya, to giving and fun Shaina, serious intense Grace, Cool and healthy-focused Paige and deep and energetic Saffon.

And each date is different from the icebreaker, to a dating game, to the more serious bedside chat. After the 2nd date, you heve to narrow the 3 to 2 and then choose 'the one'.

The choices are deep and the urgency to make them, you only have about 5 or so seconds, makes the game flow quickly but with lots of scenes in between. And it's possible to mess up so badly that you don't make it date #3.

The acting is amazing. It really feels real, the ladies and the best friend and their before-and-after date discussions. My only criticisms is that the game ends all to quick, but there are lot of choices and many of them aren't the end of the world if you make the wrong one. So it's replayable quality is well-done.

All-in-all, an enjoyable game and absolutely worth the money if you pick it up on sale. It *might* be worth full price if you don't mind a game where you can go through it repeatedly with different choices.