Dadish 3D

I've always loved the Dadish games and this ones no different

I'm a thorough lover of all of the Dadish games, that being said this game is unfortunately the weakest link out of all of them. I'd say you should check it out if you enjoy the series and want to finish it, but overall this one was the easiest and most lackluster, you could easily skip it and miss nothing. I still enjoyed it, but that's likely due to just loving the series in itself, I recommend it for that reason and not for much more.

I really enjoyed playing it, but this game is just not worth $15 USD. I didn't experience too many issues with imprecise jumping as other people have complained about, but I do agree there isn't much difficulty. Levels aren't very varied and they feel very same-y. It's a very cute game, you'll like it if you like the Turnip Boy games, but I think I'll just be refunding and playing on mobile.

Incredible translation of Dadish to the 3D style. Wish it was more difficult and more varied. The Burger levels, however, are quite frustrating unfortunately and do not command well. I hope they can keep working in 3 dimensions cause it seems like they know what they're doing. The children are funny as usual, maybe even more. Also I love the overarching narrative between the 4 Dadish I've played.

i lovr you dadish pls dont die

Love the Dadish games. The transition into 3D is not perfect but FAR from bad. Bit slow, depth perception is a bit off BUT on a positive note. The game is by far the easiest of the series. Making it a great starting point or something to give kids. The sheer fun and charm of the writing and graphics makes it an easy recommend. So long as you´re not a gaming snob or a hardcore platformer. Sit back, relax, and laugh at jokes you feel stupid for finding funny.

It's good fun.

A solid 3D platformer with fun visuals and precise controls. I enjoy the dad humor at the end of each stage.

Excellente surprise ! Jeu drôle, original, hyper coloré avec une esthétique et une musique bien à lui. Gros coup de cœur

another serviceable game from the dadish series. worth the asking price and nothing too crazy going on. one or two bad levels, plenty of fine ones. the series transitioned very comfortably into 3D, but that's largely because the game is basically the same as the 3 before it. the third dimension adds very little, and the majority of level designs seem to be designed as though the game is in 2d, as plenty of obstacles are easily sidestepped or ignored in a way that wouldn't have been possible without the extra dimension. still, it's not bad or anything. solid, if basic.