Includes:
- A Date with Death - Expansion DLC
- A Date with Death - Beyond the Bet DLC
- A Date with Death - Art and Guide Book
A Date with Death is a supernatural romance chat simulator visual novel about the week long bet you enter against the Grim Reaper to attempt to keep your soul. Create your own character, from appearance to pronouns, decorate your apartment, and spend the (possible) last week of your life getting to know the one hunting for your soul.
Expansion DLC
The expansion DLC for A Date with Death is a way to support the (free!) game's development and get a few extras.
Extra character customization options (5 hair fronts, 5 hair backs, 12 fem outfits + recolors, 8 masc outfits + recolors, and 28 accessories)
Adds extra choices and conversations throughout all days (find the ★ symbol!)
Adds one additional ending (including a new CG)
You've spent seven days alongside the Grim Reaper - you, an ordinary(?) person, and him, someone that shouldn't exist.
Throughout these seven days, you've laughed, you've cried, you've fallen in love... but so many mysteries still remain.
Who really is he, and how did he come to exist in the first place?
Delve deeper into the story of A Date with Death with a brand new route, starting with a new day 6 and leading all the way until day 10. New conversations, new art, and the same Grim Reaper you've come to love awaits you, all wrapped up in a mystery-solving, humorous, domestic package.
About
A Date with Death is a supernatural romance chat simulator visual novel about the week long bet you enter against the Grim Reaper to attempt to keep your soul. When complications arrive and your bet needs to be extended, you'll spend additional days chatting, calling and talking in person with the Grim Reaper himself.
Features
- 💀 Additional Content: Five brand new days of chatting and calling with your favorite babygirl reaper.
- 💀 Brand New Art: A host of brand new CGs from original game artist Fuyuure!
- 💀 New Endings: Four new endings that lead into your future (or not) with Grim.
