Five Dates

Ever wondered what online dating feels like during a lockdown? Five Dates (sometimes called Five Dates: A Lockdown Story) drops you into the niche world of webcam chats and digital flirtations. It’s a full-motion video game where your choices directly shape Vinny’s dating adventures — or disasters. If you’ve swiped right, left, or just watched awkward video calls unfold, this game might remind you of some familiar moments. It’s got humor, drama, and enough outcomes to keep you curious. And hey, it’s free.

What’s Five Dates About?

You play as Vinny, a guy stuck at home who tries his luck on a dating app. You get to video chat with five different women, each with a distinct vibe and personality. Every conversation is interactive, and your responses influence where the story goes. Will Vinny hit it off? Or become the biggest friend zone legend? Your choices tell the tale.

Key Features

• Interactive webcam chats: Feels like you’re on the call, not just watching.
• Character variety: Five women with unique styles and preferences.
• Multiple endings: Up to 10 different ways your dates can turn out.
• Choice-driven story: What you say matters — choose wisely or face the awkward silence.
• 7+ hours of footage: Plenty of scenes to explore and replay.

How Does It Play?

Pretty simple. You pick dialogue options during each video call. Your goal? Keep the chat flowing and maybe spark romance. However, it’s not always roses — sometimes things go sideways. Lesson learned: always carry a spare sword — just in case things get heated, literally or figuratively. If you like story-driven games with multiple paths, this one fits the bill.

Why Give Five Dates a Shot?

If you’re curious about online dating or just want a fresh take on narrative games, it’s worth a go. No complicated controls, just pick your lines and watch how Vinny’s connections evolve. Plus, it’s about more than dating — it’s the little awkward moments that make it relatable. It’s free, so no harm in trying, right? You might even recognize some of the cast if you’re into British TV.