There’s already aDate Everythingcopycat calledFlirt Everything Date Objects, which, ironically, bears no real resemblance to the popular dating simulator.Date Everythingachieved significant success shortly after its launch, which has likely prompted the release of this imitation.
Date Everythinglets players date personified objectsinspired by the furniture in their homes, made possible by a magical pair of glasses that reveal each item’s human form.While the concept might sound bizarre on paper, the game has turned out to be genuinely fun, currently holding an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating on Steam.
Flirt Everything Date Objects, on the other hand, feels like a low-effort copy ofDate Everything. It features 14 human-object hybrid characters the player can “flirt” with, but unlikeDate Everything’s creatively personified objects, these hybrids look more like cardboard cutouts. The game is currently available on PC and Xbox for a steep $20 USD, discounted to $10. And since its launch on July 14, it has yet to receive a single review on either platform.
Flirt Everything Is Nothing Like Date Everything
Date Everything’s player base has been mockingFlirt Everythingever since it surfaced. Many fans suspect the copycat was made with AI, citing its odd-looking character designs and awkward dialogue. Some have even pointed out the irony of a likely AI-generateddating simimitating a game that opens with an anti-AI theme. For those unfamiliar,Date Everythingbegins with the protagonist losing their job to AI, setting the stage for the events that follow. It’s also worth noting thatDate Everythingwasn’t made with any AI-generated content, as developers are required to disclose AI usage on the game’s Steam page under new regulations.
Aside from the copied gameplay premise,Flirt Everythingalso plagiarizesDate Everything’s logo, which some fans believe could amount to copyright infringement. It remains to be seen whether developer Sassy Chap Games will respond or pursue legal action. However, given the copycat’s low profile, it seems unlikely the developer will even acknowledge the infringements, at least for now.
Considering the massive success ofDate Everythingas an unconventional dating simulator, it would be no surprise if more copycats surface in the coming months.Flirt Everythingmay be the first, but it likely won’t be the last. Fortunately, fans don’t need to settle for poor-quality clones if they’re craving moreDate Everything-style gameplay. There are already several qualitygames to check out after playingDate Everything, with some good examples includingMonster Prom 4: Monster Con,I Was A Teenage Exocolonist, andA Date With Death.
