Dadish

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8.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 14 Ratings

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  1. CoolestCritic
    Nov 26, 2020
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I give this game a 10 out of 10 because it is amazing. The difficulty is exactly what I need when I play games like this. The names of the bosses like Burgurgalar and Hotdog (even though he isn't a hotdog) add to the hilarity. I love this game and it should be a household name… Expand
  2. Gerdo
    Feb 26, 2023
    10
    Can’t believe I disregarded this gem for so long. It has very clever levels, amazing colors, a beautiful design, fun enemies and really funny dialogs. The difficulty curve is also pretty sweet. Totally recommended.
  3. Theobaer
    Jun 15, 2022
    10
    Dadish is a fantastic little game. The controls feel really good. The levels are fairly challenging, and well designed. It doen't feel like a lazy spam of levels or anything. Each level has it's own sort of style. The dialogues are well written and often times really funny. A true geme. A must buy on my list.
  4. alan2pc
    Jan 3, 2021
    8
    I bought this for $2 and my score is based on this price point. This was a sweet and short platformer I was able to 100% in 2 hours and go back to 100% in less than an hour of additional time. You play as a dad radish searching for his raddish kids, double jumping dangers and pushing blocks to solve puzzles in each level, culminating in finding one of your kids, who says something funny,I bought this for $2 and my score is based on this price point. This was a sweet and short platformer I was able to 100% in 2 hours and go back to 100% in less than an hour of additional time. You play as a dad radish searching for his raddish kids, double jumping dangers and pushing blocks to solve puzzles in each level, culminating in finding one of your kids, who says something funny, if you like dad jokes. Each level has a star to collect. There are approximately 50 levels and 5 bosses. Many can be beat in a minute or two, but progress naturally in difficulty, and take a bit longer later on. Overall, it was a good palate cleanser between the more difficult platformers I often play. If you liked it, the most similar game to this one I’ve played would be Whipsey.… Expand
  5. Sossidge
    Nov 24, 2020
    8
    Got it on sale, possibly a bit expensive at full price because it's quite short, but this is just a really nice happy little game. Challenging enough to be fun, but most reasonably-skilled gamers will get through it in a couple of hours. You get a little dialogue at the end of every level when Dadish reaches his kid, some of them are laugh-out-loud funny and they establish Dadish as aGot it on sale, possibly a bit expensive at full price because it's quite short, but this is just a really nice happy little game. Challenging enough to be fun, but most reasonably-skilled gamers will get through it in a couple of hours. You get a little dialogue at the end of every level when Dadish reaches his kid, some of them are laugh-out-loud funny and they establish Dadish as a likeable character who reminds me of, well, my Dad. You can double-jump and that's it, you move at a sedate pace but not frustratingly slowly, you dodge spikes and enemies and there are a bunch of push-the-block-onto-the-switch type puzzles. Nothing revolutionary, but it's a solid little platform game that's elevated by its charming artwork and writing… Expand
  6. Theopinionater
    Mar 5, 2021
    8
    i got this game on sale for less than a pound i think, its original price is £3.19, and for the money its great, your not getting a lot but for what it is its definitely worth picking up, the story cute a simple, basically your radish kids have nicked of while your asleep, to really weird an dangerous places, you have to complete levels to get to one of your kids at the end of each level,i got this game on sale for less than a pound i think, its original price is £3.19, and for the money its great, your not getting a lot but for what it is its definitely worth picking up, the story cute a simple, basically your radish kids have nicked of while your asleep, to really weird an dangerous places, you have to complete levels to get to one of your kids at the end of each level, and when you do the little conversations you have with them are cute and funny. the graphics are nice and simple, and the platforming is actually good and gets quite challenging having to repeat levels multiple times (at least for me anyway). it only took me a couple hours to complete, but for the money you cant really complain. there are 50 levels btw

    long story short, i enjoyed my time with Dadish, its fun and cute, and you should defiantly consider adding it to your collection    … Expand
  7. IAmz
    Jul 13, 2021
    8
    I got Dadish on sale like most other people for a pretty fair price. The game if really fun and charming with its tight platforming and hilarious dialog. It took me 5 hours to beat the game and complete it (I’m the type who doesn’t move onto the next level until I got every star) and I had a blast.
  8. Adasc2906
    Jul 29, 2022
    9
    Dadish is one of the best indie platformer games i have ever played. the controls are great and the level difficulty is also great

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  1. Video Chums
    Dec 4, 2020
    80
    Dadish's cute and colourful graphics go hand-in-hand with its simple platforming formula to make one hilarious indie that's great fun.
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  2. Gamezebo
    Oct 25, 2020
    70
    Dadish is a real charmer. It boasts pixel art visuals that are crisp and colourful, lovable characters, and more than a few lines of killer dialogue.
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