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Getting Started

  • Create the protagonist and read the opening house scene.
  • Explore a room for an interaction connected with the current character.

Practical Tips

  • Keep a route's immediate context in mind before choosing a reply.
  • When comparing branches, change one meaningful choice instead of skipping every conversation that looks familiar.

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CreepyDates

CreepyDates combines a customizable protagonist, point-and-click exploration, and relationship routes inside a house of creepypasta characters.

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About CreepyDates

CreepyDates combines a customizable protagonist, point-and-click exploration, and relationship routes inside a house of creepypasta characters. Jeff the Killer, Slenderman, and other familiar figures appear in a fan-made story that mixes comedy with unsettling encounters. Reading the response to a choice matters more than assuming every friendly answer advances the same route.

How to Play CreepyDates

Getting Started

  1. Create the protagonist and read the opening house scene.
  2. Explore a room for an interaction connected with the current character.
  3. Follow that conversation branch and notice how the response changes the relationship.

Practical tips

  • Keep a route's immediate context in mind before choosing a reply.
  • When comparing branches, change one meaningful choice instead of skipping every conversation that looks familiar.

Frequently asked question

How can I compare different story choices?

Follow one conversation branch closely, then change a meaningful response on another attempt. Compare the character's reaction in the same scene so you can see what that choice changes.