Dinner Date

Dinner Date is a first person experience that puts you into someone's subconscious. You'll see what he sees and hear his thoughts as he waits for his date and you'll push keys. The key prompts float in little bubbles that have hints about what they'll do. Different keys do different things. You'll get to pour a glass of wine, look at the clock, check your left hand and gaze at your right hand. There are even such...

55 found this helpful, 2014-11-05

Watch forever alone Julian Luxemburg eating his meal that comes every time back with the power of Jeannies Magic. This game has a heart breaking story with full of twists. Soon you will ask yourself: "Why am I playing? What were they thinking?" And the story will fully get you. I was shocked when he brutally murdered that slice of bread by dipping it in the sauce until it was drawn. I can hear it scream in my...

71 found this helpful, 2014-10-21

This game is good if your life sucks like mine I mean it's the same price than a chocolate bar or a beer, but you can cry to this game longer

105 found this helpful, 2014-11-28

A 22 minute game about an English man feeling sorry for himself, getting drunk, and feeling more sorry for himself. Game will essentially play itself if you don't touch it. While it's a relatively early indie game and the tools weren't quite there yet at the time, there's just not anything to it, be it gameplay or story, unless you really want to get in the mind of a 27 year old white guy upset that he didn't get to...

16 found this helpful, 2021-07-20

Dinner Date is an experimental game, pushing at the edges of what a game can be. You play as Julian Luxemburg, a 27 year old British man who has been set up on a date with a 20 year old Japanese woman named Meiko. As the evening wears on, it becomes clear that Meiko will not be arriving for that date, leaving Julian alone with his thoughts. This is not a game with gameplay in the traditional sense. While the player...

17 found this helpful, 2024-09-25

This game is the biggest pile of pretentious tripe I've ever played, this is coming from someone who's favourite experience from a video game was Dear Esther. Say what you like about Dear Esther but the point of it was that it was following the inner thoughts of a suicidally depressed man as we got some insight on loss, pain, depression and regret and what does Dinner Date offer us? The Inner thoughts of a boring,...

25 found this helpful, 2016-01-21