Dadish 3

Probably the most I had swore in a game this year. Despite its colourful, innocent appearance, Dadish 3 level is compact with some difficult platforming challenges that I do wish some of the checkpoint spots were placed earlier, but it is still manageable to complete the game if you have experience with these sorts of games. The humour is on point to settle the mood and to have a great laugh. The game is very appealing to navigate through the levels and keep the engagement up. All in all, this is a recommendation for me if you like challenging platformer games or you have a big craving for radish soup for whatever reason.

I will forever love Dadish. I've played Dadish since the first game and I'm so glad they continue to make more LOL the game is super cute and still as humorous as can be! I'm sure not a lot of people are big fans of the controls but it does grow on you and the boss fights aren't as difficult as the first. If you're a fan of simple side-scrollers like Mario (but with less speed), you'll love Dadish. A Turnip Boy x Dadish game would be such an amazing crossover!

I'm done with Dadish as a whole. It's quickly transitioned into overly long, poorly constructed, boring levels where you're you're basically just trying your own patience waiting for things to move out of your way so you can progress.

The first Dadish was heaps of fun, and though Dadish 2 was essentially a copy of the first game with different level design, it was still a tough yet relaxing game with colorful visuals. It was a simple continuation, and that makes it a worthy successor to me. Dadish 3, however, was a bust for me. More funny interactions, recycled spritework, but now with even more boring levels and mechanics that make the game feel unbelievably sluggish. Most of the new mechanics are either slow versions of old mechanics with a new coat of paint, or are overused and just make every level significantly longer. Every level feels so much longer and less fun because the game isn't about precision anymore. Every level feels like it's comprised of the same waiting for this platform to move, wait for the water to rise high enough, wait for this enemy to walk away, ect, repeat. This is especially true for the sewage world, where everything is about waiting, waiting, waiting. Not to mention a distinct lack of checkpoints in many levels. The first two Dadish games were somewhat difficult because they were precise and fast paced. This game was just difficult to sit through, because half the time, that is ALL YOU DO. Sit and wait. The splashes of color and the distinct Dadish charm can't save the lack of quick, precise, action-packed platforming. If you liked the first two games, and you just wish you could get more, this isn't really going to itch that scratch unless you are inherently super patient. This isn't some terrible standalone game, but it most certainly doesn't compare to its ancestors. If you wanted a fresh take on the Dadish formula, I'd recommend Dadish 3D, which got me quite addicted, start to finish.

AVOID | LACKING | MAYBE | WORTHWHILE | [u][b]COMPELLING[/b][/u] | UNMISSABLE Dadish 3 is a cute and fun platformer. It continues with the general style of gameplay of the previous games (Dadish, Dadish 2), while adding in some new elements. The game's difficulty increases as you progress in a really intuitive way. There are challenging levels without it feeling like it's impossible, hilarious dialogue, scenic environments (especially the fourth world - wow!), and great music. And, delightfully, this game is longer than both Dadish and Dadish 2, without overstaying its welcome. It took me just over four hours to complete all levels with all achievements. I highly recommend this game for fans of the genre/the other games in this series. It's a travesty this game has as few reviews as it does - it does not speak to the quality or enjoyment this game delivers.

Dadish 3 is the weaker of the series. Levels have become longer with poor checkpointing and elements that don't synch up correctly leading to unfair death conditions. I have no issue with the extra characters and found them to be a source of great humour however the levels (mostly The Dolphin The Dolphin) has tight-timed levels with untimed elements and a death leading to slow tedious repeats of the level. Besides the complaints its more Dadish however just on a far more frustrating scale. Still worth a play as its still the great simple platformer you know and love.

I really enjoyed Dadish 2 and 3 and think you can happily skip the first game. These two are better executed with the Momato segments being a better realized version of the Burger sections from the 2nd game

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An amazing addition to the series, best one so far. Much longer, more difficult, more varied, more interesting and especially more fun. Every line from the children is incredibly unexpected and funny. Can't do anything but recommend this to every platformer lover.

A great addition to the Dadish franchise with 50 well made levels and boss fights. Not as good as Dadish 2 in terms of quality but a must-play for fans of the other games. 9/10