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Open game in a new tab →Creepy Dates is a horror dating simulator by Hahadit that turns familiar internet legends into an episodic, choice-led story. Instead of meeting a conventional cast at a sunny café, you step into a world shaped by creepypasta, haunted media, masks, and the uneasy intimacy of being noticed by something you probably should have left alone.
You choose a character route, read conversations, and make choices that shape your relationship and the direction of a scene. The game offers branching outcomes and multiple endings; the current ending count and route conditions are not verified by this guide. The official page describes exploration and collectible items in the Creepy House.
The current release covers Chapters 1 through 3 and lists six routes: Jeff the Killer, Ben Drowned, Ticci Toby, Slenderman, Eyeless Jack, and the shared Masky & Hoodie route. Each brings a different flavor of online horror, from a carved smile and a haunted Zelda cartridge to the faceless mythology around Slender Man and the found-footage atmosphere of Marble Hornets.
The game began as a Spanish original, with English, Russian, and Portuguese switching available in Options; some Chapter 3 translation work is still in progress. It is officially available as a downloadable release for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. This page also offers a public third-party browser embed for convenient play; use Hahadit’s itch.io page for the original files and release notes.
This fan site is a friendly reading companion: a place to orient yourself before a route, revisit the story, and keep an eye on new chapters. We separate confirmed game details from wider fandom interpretation, and we will only call a walkthrough complete once its choices have been checked in the released build. Whether you arrive for a favorite legend or discover the cast one unsettling conversation at a time, familiar folklore becomes personal here.
Six routes are currently listed by the developer. Each route guide marks developer statements, player reports, and unverified mechanics separately.
Jeff is the carved-smile icon of creepypasta, a route for players drawn to a sharp, unnerving first impression. His legend sets a tense tone for every conversation, so pay attention to how you answer rather than rushing through the encounter. The linked route guide summarizes player-reported choices and marks mechanics that still need verification.
Jeff the Killer Walkthrough →Ben Drowned brings the haunted Zelda cartridge myth into a dating-sim format, turning familiar pixels into an uncanny invitation. This is the route to choose when nostalgia, glitches, and haunted media are your favorite kind of horror. Watch the small changes in atmosphere and dialogue as you play. The linked guide separates reports about Ben from choices in other characters’ routes.
Ben Drowned Walkthrough →Ticci Toby is known in Slender Man fandom as a proxy, with a traumatic background that deserves care rather than shock-value shorthand. Choose this route for a more character-focused horror encounter, and give its heavier subject matter room to land. The linked guide labels the reported Toby sequence and avoids filling gaps with fandom assumptions.
Ticci Toby Walkthrough →Slenderman is the faceless central figure of creepypasta, and his presence changes a scene before he even speaks. Choose this route for a slow-burn encounter with distance, myth, and the feeling of being observed. Let the pauses breathe and look for the mood beneath each exchange. The linked guide identifies which room-answer details came directly from the developer.
Slenderman Walkthrough →Eyeless Jack’s masked, eyeless silhouette is one of online horror’s most recognizable images. His route suits players who prefer quiet details: space, pauses, guarded dialogue, and unease that arrives gradually. Notice how the scene feels between spoken lines rather than chasing a single scare. The linked guide records reported route directions and calls out where player accounts conflict.
Eyeless Jack Walkthrough →Masky and Hoodie share one route, drawing on the unsettling Marble Hornets pair and the found-footage side of online horror. Choose it when you like clues that remain slightly out of focus: attention shifts, identities blur, and context matters. Their shared path feels different from a single-character date. The linked guide keeps the reported Chapter 2 companion choices separate from unverified route flags.
Masky & Hoodie Walkthrough →Chapter 3 is available now. On the official release announcement, developer Hahadit says to finish Chapter 2 once, then load the latest Chapter 2 save to unlock and start Chapter 3. If it does not appear, check that the game is updated and that you loaded the latest save.
Details about specific Chapter 3 scenes, extra visitors, collectible CGs, and hidden triggers should be checked in the game itself; this site does not treat fandom lore or unsourced player claims as confirmed features. For current platform and version information, consult Hahadit’s official game page and release notes.
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Yes. Creepy Dates is available as a free game from Hahadit’s official itch.io page. Check the developer’s page for the current release and support options. This fan site keeps its guides free and links readers to the original download page for every version.
Android players can use the download listed on Hahadit’s official game page. iPhone and iPad players should follow the mobile installation tutorial linked there. The browser player can also work on mobile, though performance depends on your device, browser, and connection.
The official game is tagged with multiple endings, but a final count and names have not been confirmed. Creepy Dates is still an ongoing story, so totals may change as chapters arrive. We will record endings only after verifying them in the released game rather than filling the gap with guesses.
Hahadit’s Chapter 3 announcement says to finish Chapter 2 once, then load your latest Chapter 2 save to unlock it. Keep that save available and update to the current release if the chapter does not appear. The developer’s instructions are the authority if a later patch changes the process.
Yes. Hahadit’s official itch.io page lists downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. Use that page for the original files and current version notes. This website is an unofficial fan guide, so it links to the developer’s release rather than distributing the game itself.