Dating of the Future

Fame comes easy when the world's already ended once and nobody's left to judge you for it. You're climbing the ladder of adult stardom among machines, which means most of your work friends are also your co-stars, and every "industry connection" doubles as a hookup.

The setup is post-post-apocalyptic: humanity's mess is over, the robots inherited the wreckage, and now they're figuring out desire from scratch, with your help. There's no grand conflict here, just a world rebuilding itself one liberated machine at a time, with you as the willing catalyst.

You move through a sandbox of encounters, building relationships and reputation as you go, guiding synthetic partners of every shape toward their own version of freedom. It plays loose and comedic rather than grim, treating the end of the world as a setup for a punchline instead of a tragedy.