First Date : Late To Date

First Date: Late To Date, developed by Digital Fossil and Eyexapp Play and published by Digital Fossil, is an interactive romantic comedy that leans heavily into the charm of its full-motion video presentation. It puts players in the middle of an awkward yet relatable scenario—being late for a first date—and allows them to shape how that date unfolds through a series of timed choices. The premise is simple, but the execution turns it into a surprisingly engaging little experiment in decision-making and consequence. Presented more like an interactive film than a conventional video game, it thrives on its humor, personality, and the universal anxiety that comes from trying to make a good first impression when everything seems to go wrong. The structure of the game is refreshingly straightforward. Each scene plays out in live-action, with actors performing fully filmed sequences rather than animated characters. Every minute or so, the game pauses to offer the player a choice—sometimes moral, sometimes comedic, and sometimes downright absurd. These decisions branch into multiple outcomes, leading to one of several endings depending on how you handle the increasingly chaotic situation.…

The game is really nice, I enjoyed opening all endings, the skip option allows it to be fast. Sadly translation into english here is automatic, the idea of dialog is still understood....but its bad xD Although the game is so cute and the actors are so nice that I still want to give it a positive feedback. The game is so short tho to play it once, its aimed that you replay it a few times.

Uhmm, it's made with love but it's loose. The story lasts about 20', you can skip the scenes viewed and the English subtitles are a little bad. Achievements don't jump until you leave the game. It hasn't been a bad experience, they act well and the endings are good but it doesn't have much content.

worst ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ive ever layed eyes on. complete and utter ♥♥♥♥. i feel like have dementia

bite-sized turkish dating fmv with [b]abysmal english subtitles[/b] (other languages also available). they supposedly polished them a bit after release, which made me wonder how much worse it could've been. grammar, typos, extra spaces, missing spaces, missing translations, and it's not even ai, somebody's actually credited (but hopefully wasn't paid) for it. subs are encrypted unity files, can be unpacked, edited and repacked with assetripper and uabea, for instance, but why bother if they didn't? [b]timed choices[/b] lead to various endings and fail states, getting choked to death was unexpected. at first I thought there were 6 endings because the 'ends' screen has no arrows or any indication that there's more, but inconvenient mobile-style dragging reveals the other 4 (the store page says 8, more great attention to detail). they can't be watched again, just a thumbnail replacing a blurred image. lazy. esc pauses the game but [b]can't pause while trying to make a decision[/b], gotta act quick because there's often [b]barely any time to make your mind up[/b]. clicking the screen should also pause and choices should be selectable with numbers, arrows or whatever. [b]space skips a…

English translation is a little rough at times but it's fun to play a FMV game set in a non-western culture.