Dating Simulator Endings Guide | All 25 Endings

Dating Simulator has 25 endings: three for each of the six people you can meet, and seven comedy endings. This guide explains the rules first, then how to reach every ending.

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The rules in one minute

• Hearts. Every match starts at 1 heart out of 5. A reply that fits what they like adds half a heart; a polite but generic reply adds nothing; a reply that misses their vibe costs half a heart.
• Strikes. Every miss is also a strike. Three strikes and they stop replying: that is the ghosted ending for that person.
• Dates. A great choice on a date adds a whole heart, an okay one nothing, and a bad one costs a heart (and a strike). A spot they love adds another half heart; the one they dislike takes half away.
• Closer texts need dates. After four messages, someone will only keep talking once you have been on a date. After seven, they want a second date.
• Money and energy. A shift pays $40 and costs 3 energy. Rent and food take $12 a night. Each spot costs money and energy, so plan your week.
• The last night. On day 14 you ask one person out. With 4 hearts and 3 dates they say yes. Ask too soon and you stay friends.

Profiles show likes in pink and dislikes crossed out. Replies that speak to the pink tags are almost always the good ones. On the evening screen, a small heart marks the spots your date loves.

The six people

Robin, 29, rare-books restorer

Likes books, tea, rainy days and crosswords; dislikes spoilers and loud clubs. Loves: Second Chapter Books and the Corner Cafe. Dislikes: Karaoke Box. Be gentle and curious; never ask for spoilers. Robin is shy on dates, so reassure rather than tease.

Jordan, 31, physiotherapist

Likes hiking, sunrises, dogs and smoothies; dislikes flaky plans and sleeping in. Loves: Ridge Trail and Sunset Lookout. Dislikes: Retro Arcade. Say yes to early starts, ask about Biscuit the dog, and never treat plans as optional.

Sasha, 33, runs a dumpling stall

Likes street food, spicy food, markets and honesty; dislikes picky eaters and fake compliments. Loves: Night Market and Cooking Class. Dislikes: City Gallery. Be honest, even when it is blunt. Over-the-top praise reads as fake.

Remy, 27, muralist

Likes galleries, sunsets, charity shops and weird ideas; dislikes small talk and beige. Loves: City Gallery and Sunset Lookout. Dislikes: Thursday Quiz. Play along with every strange idea. Skip the "how's your week" openers.

Charlie, 28, wedding DJ

Likes karaoke, puns, board games and saying yes; dislikes strict plans and awkward silence. Loves: Karaoke Box and Retro Arcade. Dislikes: Second Chapter Books. Match the energy, but notice when Charlie wants to be serious: that is when the real hearts are.

Morgan, 35, architect

Likes good coffee, old buildings, quiz night and plans; dislikes lateness and mess. Loves: Corner Cafe and Thursday Quiz. Dislikes: Ridge Trail. Respect the calendar, then gently help Morgan step away from it.

Together, friends and ghosted

Together (6 endings). Pick one person and stay focused. Reply to them every day with the answer that fits their likes, take them to the spots they love, and pick the warm option on each date. By day 14 you will have 4 or 5 hearts and 3 or 4 dates. Ask them, and you get endings like Two Chairs by the Window (Robin) or Blocked Out (Morgan).

Friends (6 endings). Two ways: ask someone who has fewer than 4 hearts or fewer than 3 dates, or go on at least 2 dates with someone and then ask a different person on the last night. Running two routes at once is the fastest way to collect these.

Ghosted (6 endings). Give someone three replies or date choices that miss their vibe. It does not take long; every person's dislikes are on their profile.

The seven comedy endings

Several endings stack: a lazy story with no dates and lots of rest can earn Main Character, Fern Parent and Nap Champion in one go.

Fast route to 100%

1. Story 1: court one person properly and ask them. Date a second person twice on the side for a friends ending.
2. Story 2: court two others the same way, then pick one to ask.
3. Story 3: a lazy story (no dates, rest every morning, stay in every night) for three comedy endings.
4. Story 4: be awful to three people for three ghosted endings and Haunted Phone, and buy the candles.
5. Mop up the rest with the gallery hints.

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