Date Everything! Guide | How To Romance Artt

Here's a guide on how to romance Artt in Date Everything!

Game Guide by Ragib Rawnak on Jul 10, 2025

Artt is an artistic character in Date Everything! who can be found in the Attic of your home. Artt is passionate about animated discussions, appreciates beauty in all forms, and enjoys sharing ideas.

He despises close-mindedness, bare walls, and willful ignorance. His character is associated with the SMARTS S.P.E.C.S. system.

Date Everything Guide, How To Romance Artt

Prerequisites and Initial Access

Before you can meet Artt, you must first gain access to the Attic. If you haven't unlocked this area yet, you'll need to locate and interact with Keith, who serves as the literal key to accessing the Attic in Date Everything!

Once you have access, use the Datevators on the empty easel located within the Attic to initiate your encounter with Artt.

First Meeting with Artt

Your initial encounter with Artt will begin with him immediately revealing his name and making a complaint about the dust in the area. Respond supportively by saying," Oh, I see it. Heinous. Truly unforgivable."

This acknowledgement will lead him to describe himself as simultaneously an optimist, pessimist, and nihilist. Challenge this apparent contradiction by asking, "Ok, wait. How can you be all those things?" - he will appreciate your curiosity about this paradox in Date Everything!

Following this exchange, Artt will present himself with a grandiose introduction. When he asks for your opinion on whether he was entertaining, respond with "A little overwhelming but cool."

This balanced feedback should cause him to blush during his subsequent response. He will then request your assistance with a project that has been overwhelming him. Show your interest by saying "Pitch me."

Artt will reveal his ambitious plan to curate artwork throughout the house, transforming it into a personal gallery. When he offers you the position of co-curator, accept enthusiastically by saying, "I'd love to! Sounds like fun."

After this acceptance, he will excuse himself to prepare the first painting for your evaluation. You'll need to return on another day to continue on your romantic journey in Date Everything!

Date Everything Guide, How To Romance Artt

The Art Curation Process:

To achieve the love ending with Artt, you must engage in meaningful debates about each piece of artwork he presents. While you have the option to hang or decline each piece, displaying at least the final two artworks - the Kitsch Art and Protest Art - will be sufficient to win his affection.

First Artwork: A Powerful Painting of a Ship

During this visit, Artt will present his first piece: a powerful painting depicting a ship. When he asks you to discuss the artwork, agree by saying, "Sure - why not?" He will then inquire about what you observe in the painting in Date Everything!

Respond with "A celebration of colonialism," which will spark a discussion. When the conversation develops, contribute with "Yeah. Assert, extort, pillage. Sure." If you choose to display this piece, you can say "Yes, I do" and select an appropriate location within your home.

Second Artwork: Muromachi Artwork

On your second visit, Artt will showcase a piece from the Japanese Muromachi Period. When he seeks your opinion on the artwork, respond with "I definitely have opinions" and follow up with "The composition of it is just so beautiful."

He will agree with your assessment and ask you to move explicitly about the piece. Share your thoughts by saying, "All the space! It's a brave choice."

This observation will resonate with him, and he'll mention that you've moved him with your insight. If you decide to display this artwork, express your enthusiasm with "Absolutely" and choose a suitable location in Date Everything!

Third Artwork: Kitschy Little House

Your third Artwork will feature a kitsch piece depicting a house nestled in a forest setting. When Artt invites discussion about the piece, respond with "For sure we shall." He will ask about your emotional response to the artwork in Date Everything!

Share your thoughts by saying, "You said kitsch... I totally agree. It's just sto... non-threatening." Artt will explain that this non-threatening quality is indeed the intended purpose of the piece.

Show your appreciation by saying, "Well, it works. I love this piece." When offered the opportunity to display it, respond with "I'd love to!" and select your preferred location.

Date Everything Guide, How To Romance Artt

Fourth Artwork: Protest Art

Before presenting the final piece during this visit, Artt will express some melancholy about this being your last collaboration as co-curators.

Encourage him to embrace his emotions by saying, "You go for it, Artt. Feel all the things!" He will then reveal the final artwork: a protest piece created by Plansky.

Engage with the piece by saying, "Oh, for sure we're talking about this one." Share your initial impression with "Firstly, I feel like I know this guy", and continue developing this thought.

Artt will eventually describe how the figure represents the near-universal presence of corporate greed and the culture of theft and criminality at the highest levels of capitalist society. Agree emphatically by saying "TOTALLY that."

When he calls the piece "badass," add your exclamation of "Damn the man!" Finally, when asked about displaying the artwork, confirm that you "Totally" want to showcase it somewhere in your home in Date Everything!

Getting the Love Ending

If you have successfully followed these conversation paths and engaged meaningfully with Artt's artistic presentations, he will make a romantic proposal during your final interaction. He will ask," Tell me. Will you be my lover? My muse?"

To get the love ending, respond with "Yes. A thousand times, yes."

Date Everything Guide, How To Romance Artt

Alternatively, if you prefer to maintain a friendship, you can say," I feel like we're better as friends... is that alright with you?" to get the friendship ending instead.

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