Henry Hoove is dateable #78 in Date Everything and is the sports-obsessed hoover that keeps the house floors clean. Like some of the other dateables in the house, he has some personal baggage that he needs help resolving before you can romance him. After all, he's a hoover, so he's picking up a ton of items that are beginning to weigh him down. In this guide, I'll run through how to find and romance Hoove in Date Everything so you can add another infatuated object to your list.
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Where to Find Henry Hoover in Date Everything
Tracking Down Dateable #78
Henry Hoove can be found in the closet just off the utility room at the back of the kitchen (this is also where you can find Drysdale and Washford). Coming from the kitchen, look into the back right corner of the room and you'll see a door. Open this, and you'll find the red hoover in the corner. Use your Dateviators on it, and you'll meet Henry Hoove.
How to Romance Henry Hoove in Date Everything
As mentioned above, Hoove needs some help sifting through all of this baggage that's weighing him down. However, he also wants to know that you're someone he enjoys spending time with and can trust.
This means that you'll need to go to baseball games with him, prove that you're a real fan, and help him sift through his belongings, deciding what to keep and what to get rid of before you have the opportunity to romance him.
I've listed the dialogue options I used to successfully get a 'Love' relationship ending with Hoove below. I have only included options where there is more than one option to choose from.
First Interaction
- Seemed like a while!
- I'd love to chat.
- I'll bet you've been all over the house!
- Did you say 'haunted attic?'
- So you're the one who is the investigator?
- Seems pretty full.
- Really? Looks ready to burst!
- What do you do for fun?
- Sounds good!
Second Interaction
- You okay...?
- You seem pretty winded.
- I was thinking we could do something together.
- Ooh! Is there a game on?
- I love the Hanks!
- As serious as they come!
- You trying to trick me? It was the French player Papiér Towelle!
- LET'S GO HANKEES!
- Our Hankees absolutely CRUSHED those socks!
- Now that the game is done, I'd love to get to know you better.
- Is something weighing you down lately?
- You might be carrying around too much baggage.
- You might need to let go of a few things.
- You can always trust a fellow Hankees fan!
- Why don't I hold onto it for you?
- Do you love it?
- Let's trash it, then!
- Want me to keep it somewhere for you?
- I really enjoyed it, too. Bye, hot stuff.
Third Interaction
- How about we catch the Hankees game first?
- I'm a SUPER FAN.
- Trick Question - the Hankees were censured in '07 for having TWO right baskets?
- Trick Question - he didn't win, he had a pulled seam and couldn't compete!
- Trick Question - they never had a stadium, they got by on sheer attitude.
- Clap! Clap! Clap clap clap!
- Curveball
- Screwball!
- Fastball!
- GO HANKEEEEEES!
- Why not grab a quick drink first?
- Maybe we could be more than just friends?
- Hell yes I'd be into it.
- I think I'm melting.
- Let's stick with the classic oil!
- That's the point!
- Time to get rid of some things!
- Let's go piece by piece.
- Keep that. It looks precious.
- That's a piece of old cheese.
- Keep it out of sight in your bag!
- Bye Hoove. Get some rest.
There are a couple of strange moments in your third interaction with Hoove. The first is when it comes to how many drinks to have.
I only had one with him, which he seemed put out by, but I did still manage to get the 'Love' ending at the end. He says he doesn't want to get too drunk when he's working, so I played it safe. However, you might be able to get him to open up more by having some more drinks. That's a risk you'll need to take.
The other comes with the second object you look at. Forcing him to throw out the gross thing didn't go well for me the first time, so I chose the two options above.
Fourth Interaction
- How are you doing?
- Even space for love?
- Another kiss might help you decide.
- Let's do it with tongue this time.
- I'd love nothing more, Hoove.
How to Get Friendship and Hate Relationships with Henry Hoove in Date Everything
Getting the other two relationship statuses with Henry Hoove is pretty easy. There are a couple of ways to end up getting the Friendship option, as I landed on one inadvertently the first time I tried to get the 'Love' ending.
Friends
To be friends with Henry Hoove, you can choose the 'What about space for friendship' during your fourth interaction with him if you've gone through the process of helping him get rid of some of his belongings.
It's also possible to become friends with Hoove after he rejects you when you say 'Even space for love?' I got this the first time I tried to romance Hoove. On the first run, I didn't go to the second baseball game with him and went straight to helping him go through his baggage.
Hate
To get the 'hate' ending with Henry Hoove, you just have to show you don't care about his struggles of holding on to too much. Don't go to the games or have drinks with him, and you'll quickly end up on his bad side.
Remember, if you want to realize Hoove, you'll need to get his Friend or Love ending.
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 80 /100 Critics Rec: 85%
- Released
- June 17, 2025
- ESRB
- Mature 17+ / Drug Reference, Partial Nudity, Sexual Themes, Strong Language
- Developer(s)
- Sassy Chap Games
- Publisher(s)
- Team17
WHERE TO PLAY
- Genre(s)
- Dating Sim, Simulation, Comedy
