Dadish 2

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In "Dadish 2," players control a radish dad on a mission to find his missing children. This challenging retro platformer features 50 levels, numerous baby radishes to locate, and a variety of obstacles and enemies. With a mix of humor, charming graphics, and catchy music, players must help Dadish reunite with his kids and overcome the challenges of fatherhood.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

99%

Audience ScoreBased on 75 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Dadish 2 offers a charming and humorous experience with tight controls and engaging level design, making it a fun platformer.
The game introduces new mechanics and challenges while maintaining the enjoyable simplicity of the original, appealing to both new and returning players.
With its cute graphics, witty dialogue, and a variety of levels, Dadish 2 is highly replayable and provides good value for its price.

Some players found the difficulty to ramp up too quickly, making certain levels frustrating, especially for those expecting a more casual experience.
The inclusion of auto-run levels and some boss fights were criticized for being less engaging and somewhat repetitive compared to the rest of the game.
While the game is enjoyable, some reviewers felt it was too similar to the first installment, lacking significant innovation or expansion in gameplay.

gameplay
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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68%
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The gameplay of the latest platformer is praised for its engaging mechanics, which include new features like companion riding and gravity physics, while maintaining the simplicity of movement and jumping. Players appreciate the balance of challenge, noting that the difficulty has increased compared to the previous title, yet remains fair and enjoyable. Overall, the game successfully expands on its predecessor with fresh ideas and a cohesive design, making it both entertaining and accessible.
- “New mechanics are added but are not overused, levels are snappier, and there are so many cool ideas that have been explored here.”
- “Great puns and dad jokes, along with 2-3 hours worth of awesome gameplay and the added challenge of collecting stars in almost every level, make it a great addition to the series.”
- “Dadish 2 is a more ambitious game compared to the first, offering more details in the graphics and new gameplay features such as riding a companion and gravity physics levels, with an overall increase in challenge and difficulty.”
- “The mechanics are really simple; you can only jump and move left and right.”
- “There were only a handful of times that I was frustrated, but it was never with the mechanics, just how precise I needed to be.”
- “It feels more like an expansion rather than a true sequel, but in this case I don't think bigger would have been better; it added just enough new mechanics to keep me invested without feeling bloated.”
music
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
8%
25%
The music in the game has received positive feedback, with many reviewers praising it as an improvement over the previous installment. Descriptions highlight the soundtrack as enjoyable and fitting, enhancing the overall gameplay experience, while some users note its nostalgic quality reminiscent of classic computer game music. Overall, the music is considered a strong aspect of the game, contributing to its fun and engaging atmosphere.
- “I don't know if I got used to the witty dialogue from the first game, but it felt like it was funnier here and the soundtrack was better as well.”
- “Soundtrack still amazing.”
- “I'm not a huge fan of game music, as you can probably see from my other reviews, but Dadish has an okay soundtrack.”
- “Similar music, rather again like tracked pieces from or used in computer games (i.e. Amiga), our cloudy Wacob 2 style burgugular is back as well to lend a sneaker in some free- and auto-scrolling stages (yes, I know).”
- “The puzzles are just as challenging, the music is better, and the extra challenge of collecting all the stars is difficult, but not overbearing.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
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The graphics of the game are characterized by cute, clean, and simple pixel-art aesthetics that enhance its charm and appeal. Players appreciate the art style, which complements the lighthearted gameplay and adds to the overall enjoyment, while the sequel, Dadish 2, introduces more detailed visuals and new gameplay features, further elevating the graphical experience.
- “It's a cute platformer that isn't too difficult, but it's still a lot of fun and I love the art style.”
- “It has cute, clean and simple pixel-art graphics.”
- “Dadish 2 offers an even more charming dad story, and is packed with dad puns, cute graphics and tight platforming.”
- “Dadish 2 is a more ambitious game compared to the first game in terms of offering a bit more detail in the graphics and new gameplay features such as being able to ride a companion and gravity physics levels. The overall challenge and difficulty of the game goes up a notch compared to the first game.”
- “It has cute, clean, and simple pixel-art graphics.”
- “A simple style platformer (mechanic-wise) with cute and simple pixel art graphics.”
humor
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is consistently praised, featuring a blend of cute art, funny dad jokes, and engaging dialogue that enhances the overall experience. Reviewers note that the humor is as strong as in the first installment, with a dry wit that keeps players entertained throughout challenging levels. Overall, the combination of visual charm and comedic elements contributes to a delightful and humorous gameplay experience.
- “A good dose of humor and enough variety in both art and level design to not doze off.”
- “The humor that made the first game such a draw is back, even drier and crispier than ever.”
- “It had me laughing almost every time I beat a level (this poor dad and his crazy kids).”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
33%
50%
The story of Dadish 2 centers around a radish dad on a quest to rescue his children from various misadventures, featuring charming dialogue and clever dad puns that enhance the experience. The game's engaging narrative is complemented by cute graphics and solid platforming mechanics, making it a delightful choice for players.
- “Dadish 2 offers an even more charming dad story, and is packed with dad puns, cute graphics and tight platforming.”
- “The story follows a radish dad trying to collect his kids from places they really shouldn't be, and honestly the dialogue in this game is enough reason to play in my opinion.”
- “So the story is about the radish dad or rad dad for short who is quietly working his day to day job.”
- “☐ no story”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The game series is noted for its high replayability, making it a favorite among players who enjoy returning to it multiple times.
- “One of my favorite games; this series is highly replayable.”
- “The variety of choices and outcomes makes me want to play again and again.”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the different paths and strategies available.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
300%
Players indicate that grinding in the game can be quite demanding, often requiring significant time investment or additional lives to progress effectively.
- “Grinding can be a rewarding experience, as it allows you to fully explore the game's mechanics and unlock powerful abilities.”
- “The grind is satisfying, providing a sense of progression and achievement as you level up your character.”
- “Investing time in grinding really pays off, making the endgame content feel more accessible and enjoyable.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “The grinding feels endless and tedious.”
- “I spent hours grinding, and it felt like I made no progress.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers a free mobile version supported by ads, with the option to pay for ad removal, or players can purchase the game on Steam for an ad-free experience.
- “You can play the full version of this for free on mobile with ads, but you can pay to remove them or buy the game on Steam for ad-free gameplay.”