Dadish 3

It wuz gud

GOTY <3

[h1] HIGHLY RECOMMEND [/h1] One of my favourite games, this series is highly replayable. The character lines and puns make it fun while the levels present a good challenge. Seriously good humour, one of the best games I have played Best Tags to Describe: Funny - Platformer - Pixel Concept • Aesthetics • Audio • Visual • Controls ••10/10 ••••••• 9/10 ••••••• 6/10 ••• 8/10 •••• 9/10 Story • World • Content • Difficulty • Ease-of-Achievements 6/10 ••• 6/10 •••• 10/10 ••••• 4/10 •••••••••••••••• 10/10 Worth-the-Price? Yes ☑ But you can easily find it on sale No ☐ Would I play again? Yes ☑ No ☐

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THEY TURNED A DAD INTO A RADISH AGAIN AGAIN??????

Dadish 3 status: Complete After finishing Dadish 1 & 2 I made the transition to 3. A bit different experience this time around. The levels are significantly longer and the ramp up in difficulty was notable. The dialog segments are more wordy and the music is still top notch. Some cons this time around. Despite longer levels, some of them were mirrored. You do your platforming on the left, unlock the right side, and do the same exact thing again. It felt a bit lazy and it came off as a weak method of extending the duration of a level for free. Secondly, some stages were considerably longer than others, and somehow didn't have a checkpoint. Not game breaking by any means, but this leads into my 3rd issue... If you're a 100% completion and enjoy getting all those stars, be prepared for frustration and death. There's some levels where you KNOW the star is hidden off screen in a pit somewhere, and there's no method to see the star without taking a gamble on a death or not. You'll find yourself jumping into spike pits or endless voids knowing the outcome is either death or star. Combine this with a lack of checkpoints and you're redoing a stage 4-5 times for no reason. Despite all this, a solid entry in the series. I would never NOT recommend it to anyone. If you played 1-2, add this to your collection. Next up, Dadish 3-D.

was enjoying this game until the stars went from being "hard to find" to being so stupidly placed that you literally have to search guides to figure out how to reach them in time (THE FIRST DOLPHIN LEVEL BEING A GREAT EXAMPLE) also the difficulty in this game goes from genuine hard platforming to stupidly annoying precision

dadish 3 is more dadish just like dadish 2 was more dadish. a simple, consistent platformer that puts more emphasis on patience and timing than it does on reflexes and precision. some people seem to think its weaker than dadish 2. i played both back to back and i dont really see much difference, but ymmv. dadish 3 does introduce Panic mode, where you play as the slippery and charming Panic the Possum, who acts as a New Game Weird for the dadish campaign in the same way the noise from Pizza Tower does for the peppino campaign. i think panic is a way more compelling character to control than dadish, and genuinely hope for a full spinoff for panic focussed on that more reflex, momentum based, chaotic platforming that dadish's level design cant offer. bonus points if it has a wario land 4 style Hurry Up! at the end of a level. maybe Panic Mode pops up on screen and we have to smash through the level to get back to the beginning under a strict timer. anyway yeah its a totally serviceable if not groundbreaking little platformer about a radish. worth a playthrough.

Finalement ! Après plus de 6h de jeu, j'ai enfin terminé Dadish 3 et pour la 3e fois, je peux dire que je suis une fan incontestée et que j'aime tellement cette saga. Le volet 3 ne m'a pas déçu, j'y ai même rencontré une vrai difficulté, certains niveaux étant très technique [i](surtout lorsqu'on veut obtenir absolument toutes les étoiles comme moi)[/i]. En tout cas, résumé de ce petit bijou: [b] très fortement recommandé[/b] comme les deux autres auparavant. Cela va sans dire [b][h3]10/10[/h3][/b] [u][b]PS:[/b][/u] Hâte de jouer à [spoiler]Daily Dadish[/spoiler] pour une bonne continuité, mais je ne serais pas contre un volet 4 [i](même je suppose que ce n'est pas facile à faire, vu ce qu'il faut égaler)[/i]

And with Dadish 3 the trilogy concludes. Hardest Dadish by far, with the longest levels, new interesting characters and a satisfying ending. Note: For some reason, I could not use a controller to play this one, it would work in the menu but not during the levels. The game now supports WASD so that makes up for it