
Explore an exciting world, face off with fast-food themed foes, and reunite Dadish with his missing children in this challenging platforming adventure.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Sums Steam only; PlayStation publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $2.99 | 273reviews | 93% | — | $15.6K |
| $9.99 | 41ratings | 89% | — | not modelled |
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Pensa num joguinho de plataforma sensacional. È esse! Dadish, além de fofo, tem piadas sarcásticas e níveis super gostosinhos de passar, alguns até te fazem ficar um tanto puto com certos obstáculos, mas a experiência geral é 10/10. É uma pena ser tão curto, mas se isso for um problema, ele tem várias sequências, e todas no precinho, então dá pra aproveitar bastante! <3
i bought the entire dadish series because i played it on my school chromebook and i wanted to get all the achievements but it turns out that this game is all just waiting for cycles and it kinda sucks when im actually paying full attention to it
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Dadish is a simple pixelated 2D platformer where you play as a dad radish trying to find all of his kids who wandered off. There are 50 total levels in the game, as well as 43 stars, the main collectible of the game hidden in each level except for the first 2 levels and bosses. The mechanics are pretty standard for a 2D platformer, with the character's moveset just consisting of walking around, jumping, and double jumping. However, the level design is pretty fun, with a variety of enemies, obstacles, and objects to navigate across. Despite being rather simple, all of the objects that the game has (such as keys, pushable boxes, mushrooms, and fire cannons) can all be used to create pretty interesting and distinct levels. This game isn't trying to do anything out of the ordinary, but just provides a fun and enjoyable platforming experience. There's also dialogue at the end of each level where Dadish talks with the kid that he just found. Most of the dialogue are pretty simple jokes but it adds an extra layer of charm and personality to the game. The stars were pretty much all placed in rather easy-to-find spots, most focusing on the challenge of getting there and a few taking a bit of exploring to obtain. Overall, I would really recommend this game, as it's simple and cheap fun that I could recommend to any platformer fan wanting a nice and short experience.
Personally I don't play video games as much as I used to. I don't have as much time as to when I was younger and now after sitting down and playing either a single player or multiplayer game for several hours I get this empty feeling in the pit of my stomach. When the screen turns black I just feel as though I tossed away some of the precious hours I have left on this earth. I receive no tangible reward or social milestones. It makes me wonder as I grow older are video games even a hobby worth engaging with at this point? While I'm not sure who the culprit sowing this doubt in my mind is, be it society, myself, or the declining triple AAA landscape. What is abundantly clear to me is Thomas Young's Dadish has mitigated my qualms with my video game habit. This game reminded me why I became infatuated with the medium in the first place. If you have not played Dadish yet you are doing yourself a disservice and if you are now not considering playing it go get your head checked.
A short, simple and enjoyable platformer with some amusing dialogue. I had a good time.
после этой игры я ненавижу хотдоги, колу и больше всего кленовый сироп
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Lovely little platformer game, the gameplay is simple and friendly for all. The jokes are stupid in the best way and it is just a really good experience overall, I think the average person would enjoy themselves if they gave this game a shot. It goes on sale all the time too, definitely check it out, I love this game series.
SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECH Oh my gosh
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