Welcome to Level Up: Love — the dating show where cosplay, chemistry, and gaming collide. Set in Atlanta, Georgia, this one-of-a-kind experience blends the excitement of cosplay, the strategy of gaming, and the spark of real connection into a reality competition unlike any other.
Each episode features contestants stepping into themed challenges that test more than just attraction — they’ll need teamwork, imagination, and heart to advance. One day they might design or perform as their favorite characters, the next they’re competing in fast-paced gaming duels, creative builds, or personality-driven missions that reveal who they really are when the mask comes off.
At Level Up: Love, we celebrate self-expression, humor, and the courage to be authentic. Whether you’re here for adventure, romance, or redemption — every level is a chance to grow, connect, and maybe even fall in love.
Nia Torres
Co-Creator, Level Up: Love
(Television Producer & Creative Director)
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Nia Torres has spent her career blurring the line between reality television and storytelling. With a background in both cinematography and casting, she worked on several major network shows before deciding to bring her own creative vision to life.
A self-proclaimed “story addict,” Nia has always been fascinated by the ways people connect through shared passions — whether it’s cosplay, gaming, or creative self-expression. Her work on Level Up: Love aims to highlight authenticity within pop culture — turning what could be just another dating show into an exploration of what it means to find real connection in a world built on fandoms.
Balancing both style and substance, Nia’s influence can be felt in every frame of Level Up: Love — from its cinematic visuals to its emotionally resonant moments that go far beyond surface-level romance.
Xavier Guillaume
Co-Creator, Level Up: Love
(Former YouTuber – @ChubbyGains)
Before stepping behind the camera, Xavier Guillaume was already a familiar name in the digital space. Under the Youtube alias @ChubbyGains, he built a loyal fanbase during the early YouTube era with viral comedy skits and creative collaborations — most notably “Babies Choose Their Pokémon Starters,” “Locked Out (ft. RDCWorld1),” and “The Zodiac Signs in a Horror Film.”
His clever writing and relatable humor earned millions of views and solidified him as one of the standout creators of his generation. But after graduating from college, Xavier chose to level up his creative journey — leaving YouTube to focus on professional film and television production.
Today, his experience in both internet culture and on-set storytelling helps shape Level Up: Love into more than a reality dating show — it’s a crossover between cosplay, creativity, and connection, blending the energy of modern fandom with cinematic storytelling.
