Who says modern society has a loneliness crisis? Date Everything, a dating simulator from Sassy Chap Games published by Team 17 in 2025, recently surpassed 1 million copies sold. To celebrate, Sassy Chap is hosting a fundraising campaign to support The Trevor Project and Doctors Without Borders.
The fundraising campaign will run on social media, specifically Instagram, Twitch, and TikTok, on November 18.
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Sassy Chap Executives Comment on Date Everything! Milestones
Two Sassy Chap Games executives have also commented on the Milestone reached, both expressing gratitude to their devoted fan bases.
“A million copies sold is a truly unbelievable milestone for all of the talented artists and designers who poured their hearts and souls into this game to make it what it is. I couldn’t be more proud of our team or more grateful to the legion of passionate fans who made this possible. Thank you for trusting us with your energy, hard-earned support, and precious gaming time. We love you!”
– Robbie Daymond
Co-Creator of Date Everything! and CEO of Sassy Chap Games“I’m so overwhelmed with love with the response from our community, so it felt important to give back. This game succeeded far beyond our wildest dreams! Seeing all the fan art, fan-fic, and continued word of mouth well over a year after feels like wind in our sails.”
– Ray Chase
Lead Designer of Date Everything! and Chief Creative Officer, Sassy Chap Games
Date Everything! is a Sandbox dating simulator where you can romance over 100 inanimate objects, including toasters, bathtubs, house fans, and more. The game currently has a Metacritic score of 78 on PC and Switch. It scores 74 on PS5, while XBOX has the highest Metacritic score at 85.
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