It's difficult to really describe Dinner Date without ruining a decent chunk of what makes it worthwhile, but I can safely say it is by far the hipsterest video game the world has ever seen. If you should choose to give it a try, expect an extremely brief (20 minutes or so per my Steam clock), vaguely interactive story-telling exercise, akin to Dear Esther but radically different in scale and style. Also, watch a few dozen britcoms first to attune yourself to British accents (I strongly recommend Black Books), and turn down the music volume a bit while cranking up the dialogue if you intend to have any idea of what's being said. It's by no means a tear-jerker that'll yank at the heart strings, but there's something poignant and sad and empathetic here all the same.

Stand proud, Dinner Date; you will be forever remembered. Perhaps not as the most enjoyable game, and perhaps barely as a game at all, but you've gone and done something Weird and Different, and I can certainly appreciate that.