Dadish 3

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In "Dadish 3," players control a radish dad on a mission to rescue his lost radish children across various levels filled with obstacles and enemies. This fun and engaging platformer offer a free online experience, with no downloads or logins required. Navigate through different worlds, jump, and tackle challenges to reunite Dadish with his scattered offspring.

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

88%

Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews

humor10 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Dadish 3 features charming characters, hilarious dialogue, and a delightful soundtrack, making it a fun and engaging platformer.
The game offers a good balance of challenge and accessibility, with intuitive difficulty progression that keeps players engaged without feeling overwhelmed.
With 50 well-designed levels and a longer playtime than its predecessors, Dadish 3 provides a worthwhile experience for fans of the series.

Some levels suffer from poor checkpointing and frustrating design choices, leading to tedious repeats and unfair death conditions.
There are reports of bugs, particularly affecting speedrunners, which can disrupt gameplay and diminish the overall experience.
While the game introduces new elements, some players feel it lacks the polish and cohesion of earlier entries, making it feel like a rehash rather than a fresh installment.

gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in Dadish 3 retains the charm and simplicity of its predecessors while introducing new mechanics and level designs that aim for variety. However, many players find the gameplay slower and more frustrating due to longer, more challenging levels and bugs that disrupt speedrunning. Overall, while the game offers clever design and humor, it suffers from a lack of polish and cohesion in some levels, leading to mixed experiences.
- “It continues with the general style of gameplay of the previous games (Dadish, Dadish 2), while adding in some new elements.”
- “The interesting mechanics come from the level design, which is clever and tries to explore every use and combination of every new (or old) element.”
- “It's funny, cute, difficult, has collectibles, a timer option, and another character to spice up gameplay once you think you've done it all.”
- “Dadish 3 takes one step forward from the other two previous games by providing a bit more detail and gameplay variety, but overall takes two steps back due to the inferior level design and setup.”
- “Gameplay felt slower than previous entries, and to make matters worse, levels are on the longer side and are designed to be more challenging, which, instead of introducing a fun mechanic, ends up slowing gameplay down considerably.”
- “A lot of the early levels feel like mediocre community-made levels with no cohesion or much testing; some of the game mechanics, like the small bubbles, are incredibly frustrating instead of challenging.”
humor
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is consistently praised for its hilarious dialogue and cute, whimsical characters, contributing to an overall lighthearted experience. Players appreciate the blend of challenging gameplay with comedic elements, making it both engaging and entertaining. While some mention potential issues with derogatory humor, the general consensus highlights the game's charm and comedic appeal.
- “There are challenging levels without it feeling like it's impossible, hilarious dialogue, scenic environments (especially the fourth world - wow!), and great music.”
- “I've played Dadish since the first game and I'm so glad they continue to make more! The game is super cute and still as humorous as can be!”
- “Tight controls, perfect humor, lovely boss fights, don't sleep on this one!”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is consistently praised for its quality and fittingness, enhancing the overall experience with an amazing soundtrack that complements the gameplay and environments. Reviewers highlight the soundtrack as one of the standout features, contributing to the game's charm and humor, despite some technical issues that affect gameplay for speedrunners. Overall, the music is described as a significant asset that elevates the game's appeal.
- “There are challenging levels without it feeling like it's impossible, hilarious dialogue, scenic environments (especially the fourth world - wow!), and great music.”
- “In a remarkably consistent franchise, this sticks out a bit for having the most gimmicks, best music, and the hardest, most varied stages.”
- “Lastly, the characters are all silly and charming, and the music is pretty great.”
- “Lastly, regarding music and bugs, it seems like little things—floating pizza punks stuck to objects, randomly attaching and detaching, have no port blatantly parodying 'Jesus Is Just Alright' by the A.R.”
- “The soundtrack, dialogues, sounds, and graphics are pretty neat and not tiring at all.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics are praised for their appealing 2D aesthetic, which complements the engaging character dialogue and interactions. Players find the visuals enjoyable and refreshing, contributing to the overall fun experience, despite some inconsistencies in level difficulty. The combination of graphics, soundtrack, and humor enhances the game's charm.
- “The character dialogue, game interactions, and artwork are what make the game so much fun.”
- “The soundtrack, dialogues, sounds, and graphics are pretty neat and not tiring at all.”
- “The pretty 2D graphics and silly jokes from the characters add to the overall enjoyment of the game.”
- “The levels themselves are more difficult, and compared to the boss fights, which are easy, it's a bit odd but still fun. The graphics are pretty 2D, but the silly jokes from the characters can be a bit much.”
- “The soundtrack, dialogues, sounds, and graphics are pretty neat, but they don't stand out and can feel a bit bland over time.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is light-hearted and humorous, lacking depth but providing plenty of laughs. Players should not expect a complex narrative, but the content is engaging enough to keep them entertained.
- “Don't expect a deep story, but you'll definitely laugh with it!”
- “The plot feels disjointed and lacks coherence, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “Character development is shallow, leaving you with little emotional investment in their journeys.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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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 through it again and again.”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the different paths and strategies you can explore.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be frustrating, particularly due to the combination of tight-timed levels and untimed elements, which can lead to tedious repetition after dying. While some enjoy the humor of the extra characters, the level design contributes to a sense of annoyance during grinding segments.
- “The levels, especially the dolphin level, have tight timing with untimed elements, leading to slow and tedious repeats whenever you die.”
- “Grinding in this game feels like a never-ending chore, with little reward for the time invested.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it hard to stay engaged; it often feels like I'm just going through the motions.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the character development in the game, noting that it enhances the enjoyment of gameplay and contributes to a dynamic world that evolves alongside the characters.
- “They're all a lot of fun to play, and it's been really enjoyable seeing the character development and world changes in each one.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization model for the game is primarily ad-supported, allowing users to play for free on Android, with the option to pay to remove occasional ads. Some players express willingness to purchase the game to support its developers.
- “All games exist for free on Android, and you can pay to remove the very few ads that pop up every few deaths. I consider purchasing them just for support.”
- “The monetization model feels overly aggressive, making it hard to enjoy the game without constantly being prompted to spend money.”
- “It's frustrating that essential features are locked behind a paywall, forcing players to choose between spending money or missing out on key gameplay elements.”