Just Date Vegan

Simple but really effective. I absolutely loved it. The game is pretty short, yes, but it’s very well made, fun, interesting, and surprisingly addictive. It’s always enjoyable to replay it and try different choices and outcomes. The atmosphere works really well, the visuals are nice, and the overall concept is genuinely great. I’m already looking forward to discovering the next entry!

I played both games of the series and I liked them both. This one is definetely a step up in terms of the "dating" part in the sense that it became more fun. The animations are hella nice too. Definitely recommend both and this one in particular. I liked that now it's non-linear, however this added a major downside: you can basically only unlock the ideal scene with a guide... because it's nearly impossible to stumble upon the correct sequence of actions yourself, it's very random :) Therefore, it would be nice instead to have some sort of hybrid between the dating systems from this game (where you can choose the actions in any order you find logical) and the previous one (where there is a clear way of tracking your progress using the %), so that you could unlock the ideal scene when you have 100%, not after a specific sequence of actions. Also, while the original game had 3 different unique routes of dialogue, this one is the same on each playthought, the only thing that changes is the order of the dialogue. This, in my opinion is also a slight downgrade. It would be nice if for the next game of the series the developers did a combination of mechanics from the two games to get b…

Story : 8/10 Is a game to teach you how to get laid with vegan hoe <3 Graphic : 8/10 Is a cartoon, if only i can customize the character. Overall : 10/10 I know now i can f**k a vegan easily. <3

VEGAN? she keep licking the meat

5.99 for a game you can literally complete in 14 minutes...... yeah. definitely not worth it.

Just Date Vegan, developed and published by Podderzhka, is a compact dating simulator that builds its entire premise around a single, focused scenario: navigating a dinner date with someone whose lifestyle choices—and expectations—require careful attention. It’s a deliberately small-scale experience, one that trades complexity for immediacy, inviting players into a short, choice-driven interaction where success hinges on reading the situation, responding appropriately, and avoiding social missteps. The gameplay is intentionally simple, centering on dialogue selection and situational decisions. Players guide the protagonist through a sequence of conversational exchanges, choosing how to respond to questions, what tone to adopt, and even what food to order. Each decision subtly influences the direction of the date, shaping the overall outcome. There are no elaborate systems or hidden mechanics at play—just a straightforward cause-and-effect structure that rewards attentiveness and a bit of common sense. This simplicity makes the game easy to approach, even for those unfamiliar with dating simulators, though it also means that the experience can feel limited once its structure become…