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You're juggling more people than your calendar can hold.

Every day gives you a fixed number of hours. Texts, dates, work, and cover stories all cost hours — and everyone you're seeing has a suspicion meter that climbs on every night you don't give them time. The more people on your roster, the faster it climbs for all of them.

Everyone wants the same night. Each morning a few of them ask to see you, and they name a place. You can only say yes to one. Everyone else needs an answer — and if you turn someone down with a thin excuse, they may go out anyway and walk straight into the restaurant you're sitting in. You can pay to move the reservation. You can burn an hour on a proper excuse. Or you can gamble.

Two ways to lose, both instant. Anyone's suspicion reaching 100 ends the run. So does skipping protection and getting unlucky.

Your score is how many people you dated before it fell apart. More people means more money and more overlapping invitations, so the roster that scores highest is the one that nearly kills you.

Daily run — everyone playing on the same date gets the same cast, the same personalities, and the same invitations. Free play rolls a fresh town every time.

Single starts you with ten hours a day. Married gives you eight, less cash, and a spouse who misses nothing.

Plays in the browser. Works on phones. No install, no account.

A comedy about infidelity. No explicit content, but adult subject matter.

A game by Papicandoit