Walkthrough

TADDS route guides & walkthrough

Choice checkpoints for The Amazing Digital Dating Simulator (The Amazing Digital Dating Sim)—five in-game days, five romance routes, good and bad endings. Spoilers increase as you expand each section.

Start here if…

  • It’s your first playthrough

    Pomni or Gangle routes are gentler introductions—fewer harsh fail states while you learn the festival-week rhythm.

    Pomni route guide
  • You’re hunting CG or gallery tiles

    Zooble’s pool and outing branches are the most common variant gates—save before those beats and replay the alternate pick.

    Zooble route guide
  • Jax keeps giving you bad endings

    Usually agreeing fully after the Day 3 prank or skipping lunch—challenge him at the turning point instead.

    Jax route guide
  • You want to see every ending on video

    Each romance route has a fan all-endings compilation—skim the written guide first, then watch to spot branches you missed.

    Gameplay videos hub

Video walkthroughs (all endings)

Your Game’s YouTube compilations cover good and bad outcomes per route. Pair them with the written guides—not official Vocastar content.

Day 1 — all endings

Early-day branches before you commit to a romance route—useful on a first playthrough.

Browse all gameplay videos

How routes work

  • You progress day by day toward the culture festival. Dialogue choices steer which character bond deepens.
  • Each romance route (Pomni, Ragatha, Gangle, Zooble, Jax) has its own scenes and endings in the 1.0 release.
  • There are no secret hidden endings—expect good outcomes, bad outcomes, and route-specific finales.
  • Replay from the start or from saves to try another character or missing CG scenes.

Character route guides

General tips before you start

  • Save before major branch scenes—especially on Jax and Zooble routes.
  • Downloadable builds handle multiple save slots more reliably than some browser sessions.
  • Plan roughly 30–60 minutes per route on a first read; a full completionist run can take many hours.
  • Match your tone to the character you are pursuing—supportive for Pomni, steady for Ragatha, playful-but-kind for Gangle.

Suggested play order (optional)

Many players start with Pomni or Gangle for a smoother first run, tackle Zooble when you want CG hunting practice, and save Jax for when you are comfortable replaying days. There is no wrong order—this only reduces early bad endings.

All endings — what to expect

  • Good endings: consistent choices that fit the character you are dating through festival week.
  • Bad endings: risky, dismissive, or survival-failing choices—Jax’s route punishes these the hardest.
  • Each route has a fan all-endings video on our Videos page—use it to compare outcomes after reading the guide.
  • Gallery / CG scenes: often tied to specific branch picks; replay with saves to clean up missing images.

CG & gallery unlocks

  • Use in-game Save before pool scenes, group outings, or late-day confessions.
  • If an album slot stays empty, reload and try the alternate dialogue option for that beat.
  • Zooble’s outing branches are a common checkpoint for variant scenes—see the Zooble route guide.

Future routes

Caine and Kinger romance routes are being written for a later free update.

Official listing: itch.io

Guide FAQ

Is there a hidden true ending?

No. The 1.0 release focuses on five character routes with good and bad outcomes—not a separate secret finale.

Why do I keep getting bad endings on Jax?

Usually agreeing fully after the Day 3 prank, skipping food during lunch scenes, or rejecting Jax too early. Full Jax route guide.

How do I unlock Zooble CG variants?

Save before the pool or outing branch, then replay with the alternate activity choice if a gallery tile is missing. Full Zooble route guide.

Should I use the browser or download for walkthrough replays?

Either works for story. For CG cleanup with many saves, the itch.io download build is often easier.

Are the YouTube walkthroughs official?

No. Route and Day 1 videos embedded on this site are fan-made (e.g. Your Game on YouTube). Use them with our written guides—not as a substitute for Vocastar’s itch.io release notes. Gameplay videos.