Dadish
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User Reviews for Dadish
I absolutely LOVE this game
I think this is the first ever review I’ve written for a game before, which shows how good it is! The graphics are simple but amazing at the same time. Some games *try* to make it realistic or cartoony and only get half way, but by keeping it simple, this game succeeds in making it fun and immersive, which is great. I love the script, as it’s funny and silly, as well as the angry fast foods and the soundtrack is just amazing. Not to mention the insanely cute animations and character design, and when Dadish found the possum and it went along with the rest of the children lol. I was super frustrated about the controls before and was about to include that in a review but I got distracted by something and came back the next day with improved controls that the developer added after another review! 10/10 game with a 10/10 developer imo.
Great but difficult
The game is absolutely refreshing!!!! I can’t tell you enough that this game makes me feel like I’m ACTUALLY playing a game on my computer. As for the actual game it’s self I found the levels very difficult but that is the point of the game...... However, I showed the game to my friend and he is playing on an iPad and I don’t know how much of a problem this is but he’s playing on an iPad while I’m playing on an iPhone and for him, in the boss levels (the levels at the end of each world) he is only seeing half of the screen, so basically he can’t tell if he hit let’s say burgguruler he wouldn’t be able to see it if he hit him. Other then that, the game for me is from the bottom of my heart I love this game and I NEVER Wright reviews but bc I like it so much I wanted to wright a review (also bc I want there to be a Dadish 2 but I mean)And I’m almost finished with the game and almost to LORD DURNAK I’m on level 38, SO CLOSE!!! But yeah if you want something that you can play any day any hour any minute, this game is for you.
Amazing game!
So in the past I made a review that at the time I agreed with, but after giving the game another shot, I want to change it. I love the game, from the funny commentary between the characters to the cool design of the levels. This game gets hard, but if you can figure out the patterns you can beat it. One suggestion is that you change the home button to back to the level selection since at the moment it’s a bit tedious to 100% the game. Another suggestion is to add a cloud save option so when you uninstall the game, it doesn’t delete your save. Other than this I am happy to have played it and for anyone looking at it I would suggest getting it. Lastly I would like to say toward the developer, Thomas, I would love one day to be able to keep playing your games and who knows maybe one day we will see each other in the gaming industry.P.S. I have been playing your other games and they are amazing as well.
The dry humor every game needs
This game is awesome. The graphics are clean but classic and the controls are so easy to master. Every level comes with a new challenge that is difficult enough to frustrate you at times but entertaining enough that you just have to beat the level, no matter how many times you die. The stars do add to the game but I wish they came with some sort of prize or achievement when you collect all of them. My favorite thing about this game has to be the possum. When I found the possum mode, I immediately replayed every single level despite beating the game. The dry humor from both Dadish and his kids is something that caters to a lot of younger players as of now and is a big part of what makes this game so fun and playable. The creators seem to really listen to the players’ concerns and have made a lot of great and helpful changes and I am excited to play the rest of Thomas Young and co’s games. If anyone complains about the humor, they just don’t understand. Take it from a 16 year old girl— this game is hilarious and endlessly entertaining.
This game is great! One big issues after updating.
I love this game! It’s so fun and just the right amount of challenging—it’s so awesome. The graphics are wonderful, and the dry humor/father-child conversations after levels get me every time. I’ve finished the game two times over (and Dadish 2!) and I revisit all the time. By far my favorite game on my phone.This app updated a little while ago and now every time it plays an add the game freezes and won’t let me press anything. I then have to reload the game; only for it to do the same thing again, five seconds after I start a level. It’s frustrating! I just want to play my favorite game 🥺Please look into fixing this. I’m fairly certain it’s not my device because I haven’t had any trouble with other apps freezing or anything so I hope you can fix this, because otherwise I’m going to have to take away a star on my 5 star review. It’s an awesome game other than this hiccup. Thank you!!
Best Platformer I’ve Played on iOS
This game is great, and probably the best platformer on iOS that I’ve played. The game starts out pretty easy, and steadily climbs in difficulty, until the last levels are really challenging and take around 20-30 tries each to beat. Every new enemy or obstacle that is introduced will become your least favorite, and the hotdog enemy is absolutely horrendous. But the difficulty is absolutely worth it for the humorous dialogue, especially the little interactions between Dadish and his children at the end of each level. It is quite funny, and it makes all the rage you built up completing the level melt away.The game, like the vast majority of free mobile games, has ads. However, unlike the vast majority of free mobile games, it doesn’t shove them in your face at every opportunity. I appreciate the lack of currency at all in this game, and the fact that the game isn’t packed full of useless collectibles and idiot cosmetics. All it has is one star per level, which are entertaining to find.Overall, this game is a masterpiece. 5/5.
10/10, an underrated gem
bruh, this game is oddly good. It has gameplay like Mario, an art style like Kirby, and transactions like sonic. I love all of these games and this game is all of them combined. if this game got on the switch I wouldn’t be surprised. it’s controls are a bit gimmicky but they work. most games on mobile are trash and have no effort, but this game truly has work and passion put into it. Honestly, the only thing I think needs to be approved is the music but the rest of the game, although short, is a great ride throughout the entire thing. plus, the sound effects are so cartoony and the pixel art is great. I never really feel this way about mobile games but this game literally made me wanna play it as soon as I woke up. The end is a bit boring though. I honestly really hope this game gets a sequel of some sort. also I haven’t typed anything in a while so sorry if I keep on repeating myself, but all in all this is a good game.
Impossible movement issue
I love having a simple platformer to play on my phone, I even made to sure but the ad free version to help make my experience better. Although the games has extreme bottle necks when you have to make what feels like a frame perfect maneuver, but the game has a horrible issue. I’m constantly having an issue where I try to jump right but I go left and vice versa. This game seriously needs an analog display to at least show you where your movements are pointing. Like I said, it feels horrible to get through certain points simply because the game just makes me commit suicide into the complete opposite direction. In a game where you only have one chance to take any kind of damage otherwise you have to restart the whole level (unless a check point has been reached) really makes me feel like the quality of my entertainment has been reduced. I feel like a main stay amongst any platformer is reliable controls and mastery over each level but this game doesn’t seem to represent either. You have to rely on invisible controls, and you’re punished for no reason if the game randomly decides it wants to take you in another direction. If you haven’t downloaded the game yet, I would definitely recommend waiting until there’s some fix to this issue otherwise it would definitely affect your experience.
As far as mobile games go, this is actually really good
Normally I don’t write reviews on games, even If I like them, but this game stood out. It’s extremely polished and well thought out experience, even if it doesn’t do anything new. you move left and right and get a double jump, and that’s all you get for the whole game. But every level tests you in a different way. The collectibles unlock a neat little cosmetic mode for the game, too. The jokes are honestly not great but a few made me exhale from my nose. The only complaint I really have is the mobile controls, which aren’t great. The left and right buttons are placed right next to each other, meaning often times you die when you accidentally hit the wrong button. Other than that, every death was fair. Though would recommend that you remove ads via some method, either pay to remove them or use cellular data and turn off data for “dadish”. It really makes a huge difference in how playable this game is.
Great Game, Needs More
I was searching the App Store for a decent game and found Dadish. It felt like a computer game, from the high quality, the music and the funny dialogue. I’ve finished the game but it feels too short. Not in a way meaning that you could complete it in an easy hour, but as in, it lacks rewards or post-completion content. Finding all the stars does not unlock some sort of special thank-you award at the end of the game or anything, after you finish the game, there is nothing else to do. Some ideas could be adding a “Momish” DLC perhaps? That may sound like too much however, maybe some different characters to play as, some of the kids/bosses/enemies. I’m pretty sure the rest of us would greatly enjoy something like that. Overall a great game and a thing you should definitely get, because it’s a free game that should cost money. Only con is the lack of post-game content but who knows? A sequel might come.
Description
He’s a radish… and also a dad. His kids have gone missing from the vegetable patch, and he needs your help to find them! Explore an exciting world, face off with fast-food themed foes, and reunite Dadish with his missing children in this challenging platforming adventure. + A challenging retro platformer from the creator of Super Fowlst! + Dialog that is funny, but not TOO funny + Controller support + 40 cool levels to beat + 40 rude and sassy baby radishes to find + Fast-food dudes that will try to kill you + Four big tasty bosses + A screechy possum + The joys of fatherhood + A pretty good soundtrack I guess + I like the graphics I hope you do too + Collectable stars + Unlockable secrets
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