Want to know everything about the Date Everything story and its ending?
Date Everything is about a lonely person who uses special glasses to see and date talking versions of everyday objects, with choices and stats giving birth to a personal story that explores friendship, love, and the mystery behind the glasses.
Here’s a simple explanation of the Date Everything story and ending, keeping spoilers light for those still playing.
What Is the Story of Date Everything About?
The story of Date Everything revolves around a lonely main character who discovers the Dateviators, glasses which allow you to see and date anthropomorphic versions of objects in your house.
Your objective is to bond with these characters, gain SPEC stats (Smarts, Poise, Empathy, Charm, Sass) to open up dialogue and influence relationships. The central story is about learning why the Dateviators exist and what it means to your world to realize objects, to bring them to full life.
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Date Everything Ending Breakdown
The ending is dependent on your decisions in dozens of character arcs without going into heavy spoilers. It is not possible to date all the characters in a single run because of time constraints (five interactions per day) and stat requirements, so the game is designed to be played repeatedly.
The last scenes show the origin and purpose of the Dateviators, which is connected to the themes of loneliness and connection. When you concentrate on love endings, it is warm and optimistic; friendship endings are more community-oriented; hate endings are more difficult to accomplish but have a bitter-sweet twist.
New Game+ allows you to transfer stats, which opens a true ending once you have realized most characters, which explains the deeper purpose of the glasses.
The Lavish DLC introduces two characters (a chandelier and a mirror) that have their own endings that allude to the bigger picture of the Dateviators. The ending is ambiguous when you hurry, but the 80+ character exploration makes it more detailed.
