Dadish 3

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Dadish 3 is a single player casual platformer game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Thomas K. Young and was released on June 14, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

When his kids board a bus for a suspicious field trip, Dadish sets off to find them before they're turned into radish soup!

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88%

Audience ScoreBased on 59 reviews

humor13 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

Charming humor and witty dialogue that add to the game's appeal.
Tight, precise controls and classic platformer mechanics with new elements.
Longer, more varied levels and worlds with great music and fun characters.

Significant difficulty spike and some frustrating level design, especially due to long levels and poor checkpoint placement.
Some gameplay elements are slow-paced and involve excessive waiting, affecting the fun factor.
Inconsistent or nonexistent controller support and presence of some bugs and boring stages.

gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
58%
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Gameplay in Dadish 3 remains consistent with its predecessors, featuring simple platforming mechanics and humor, but is slowed down by longer, more challenging levels and recycled, sometimes frustrating mechanics. While some level design shows creativity in combining new and old elements, many levels feel less polished and cohesive. Overall, gameplay offers more variety and detail but is often hindered by pacing issues and repetitive mechanics.
- “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.”
- “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.”
- “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 challenging fun mechanic, ends up slowing gameplay down considerably.”
humor
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's humor is widely praised for its unexpected, silly, and hilarious dialogue, particularly from the children characters, delivering a cute and fun experience. Fans appreciate the consistent comedic tone across the series, with witty interactions and charming characters enhancing the platforming gameplay. While some mention occasional recycled elements, the humor remains a standout and enjoyable aspect of the game.
- “Every line from the children is incredibly unexpected and funny.”
- “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!”
- “It's so deliciously colorful and the characters/dialogue are hilarious.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The music across the game is widely praised for being excellent, fitting perfectly with the gameplay and environments, and enhancing the overall experience. It stands out as one of the franchise's best aspects, complementing the varied stages and charming characters. Reviewers consistently describe the soundtrack as top-notch, enjoyable, and memorable.
- “In a remarkably consistent franchise, this sticks out a bit for having the most gimmicks, best music, and the hardest, most varied stages.”
- “The soundtrack of this world is perfectly fitting. I'm doubly impressed.”
- “There are challenging levels without it feeling impossible, hilarious dialogue, scenic environments (especially the fourth world - wow!), and great music.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as colorful, pretty 2D visuals that enhance the game's fun and relaxing atmosphere. The artwork, combined with character dialogue and interactions, contributes significantly to the game's charm. Overall, the visuals are appealing without being overwhelming.
- “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.”
- “The levels themselves are more difficult and compared to the boss fights which are easy it's a bit odd but still fun, new things to do, pretty 2D graphics and silly jokes from the stupid kids.”
- “The soundtrack, dialogues, sounds and graphics are pretty neat and not tiring at all.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is lighthearted and not very deep, focusing more on humor than complexity. Players can enjoy amusing moments rather than an intricate narrative.
- “Don't expect a deep story but you'll definitely laugh with it!”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is praised for its high replayability, making it a favorite among players who enjoy returning to it multiple times.
- “One of my favourite games, this series is highly replayable.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is marked by tightly timed levels combined with untimed elements, leading to slow and tedious repetition upon failure. This can make progression feel frustrating despite the game's humorous content.
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the character development engaging and enjoyable, appreciating how it contributes to the evolving world and enhances the overall gameplay experience.
- “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 games are free on Android with minimal ads that appear infrequently, and users appreciate the option to pay primarily to support the developers. The monetization is unobtrusive and well-received.