Dadish 3

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Dadish 3 is a single player casual platformer game. It was developed by Thomas K Young and was released on June 15, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

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Audience ScoreBased on 512 reviews

gameplay17 positive mentions

monetization16 negative mentions

The game maintains the charm and humor of the previous installments, with engaging dialogue and cute characters.
The level design is creative and introduces new mechanics, providing a fun and challenging experience.
The graphics and music are praised for their quality, contributing to an enjoyable overall atmosphere.

Many players find the lack of checkpoints frustrating, especially in longer levels, leading to repetitive gameplay.
Some users report issues with controls being too small or unresponsive, making gameplay difficult.
The difficulty spike in certain levels can be overwhelming, with some players feeling that the game is less accessible than its predecessors.

gameplay
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55%
35%
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The gameplay is generally well-received, featuring challenging levels, new mechanics, and engaging humor that keeps players entertained. However, some users noted performance issues, slow pacing, and a lack of fresh mechanics compared to earlier versions, leading to a mixed experience. Overall, the game offers enjoyable platforming with creative level design, though some players desire more innovation and optimization.
- “No one can say they didn't add any new mechanics to this game!”
- “Each level feels unique and different, and each world introduces a couple of new mechanics so you don't get bored.”
- “The perfect way to summarize the whole gameplay would be wholesome.. a perfect mix of humor, parkour, and everything nice ..(highly recommend for a good time)”
- “It is not optimized on many devices and the gameplay is stretched.”
- “This one has lots of slow 'on-rails' levels, lots of unskippable dialogue, even mid-level, which drags on too long, and lots of performance issues, like low fps and input drops... every version seems to stray further from the quick gameplay of the first.”
- “Same platforming, same mechanics, different story, but still the same game... your games are like an early Christmas gift, but the gift you received is the same thing you'll ever get in your life... so yeah it's a pretty boring game.”
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
30%
13%
The story of the game is widely praised for its charm, humor, and engaging plot twists, particularly the addition of the children's mother and the interactions with characters throughout the levels. Players appreciate the creative elements, such as food-themed obstacles, and the overall narrative keeps them invested, despite some criticism regarding repetitive gameplay mechanics. While many find the storyline delightful and entertaining, a few express disappointment with certain plot developments, particularly the final boss reveal.
- “The game was great and I really love the story, the adventure, the design—like everything!”
- “The story is just so good, the little interactions with the children at the end of each level are just so cute. The humor of the game is absolutely incredible, and the difficulty is just perfect.”
- “You've got it all in a package: enjoyable gameplay, nice soundtrack, interesting characters, and a plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat.”
- “Same platforming, same mechanics, different story, but still the same game... your games are like an early Christmas gift, but the gift you received is the same thing you'll ever get in your life... so yeah, it's a pretty boring game.”
- “It's just a good game; I gave it 4 stars out of 5 because I hated the plot at the end... dolphin the dolphin is the final boss???”
- “Wow, I am impressed, I've been a fan of Dadish since it got released. It's always the same story, his kids get lost, but you meet new characters. I love the design; it's just annoying when sometimes the game goes slow-mo, is it just me?”
humor
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised for its clever dialogue, quirky characters, and fourth wall-breaking moments, contributing to an overall charming experience. Players appreciate the funny interactions, particularly between the father and his children, which add a delightful touch to the gameplay. However, some reviewers feel that the increased difficulty detracts from the enjoyment of the humor, as it can overshadow the comedic elements that were more prominent in previous installments.
- “And once again the humor and fourth wall breaking is hilarious!”
- “New animations, new characters, and more funny dialogue.”
- “The dialogue is also hilarious at moments.”
graphics
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
48%
38%
14%
The graphics of the game are generally described as simplistic, colorful, and cute, contributing positively to the overall charm and appeal. While some players appreciate the unique art style and find it endearing, others express a desire for improvements or a more polished look compared to other games. Overall, the graphics are seen as a strong point, enhancing the gameplay experience despite some minor criticisms.
- “I love dadish's simplistic, colorful graphics and the charming storyline.”
- “The graphics are pretty and cute, the controls are simple and smooth, there are new interesting mechanics, and the level design is so good and creative.”
- “The art style is so good and the interactions between Dadish and the other characters are so alive and feel so close.”
- “Third, the graphics are so different and I don't really like it compared to the other games with their amazing graphics.”
- “The reason I was giving 4 stars is because the graphics were different than the other two, but once you get used to it, it's the perfect amount of difficulty, just like the others.”
- “I have graphical issues on Galaxy Note 4.”
monetization
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
89%
The monetization aspect of the game features a mix of user experiences regarding ads, with many players noting that while ads are present, they are generally not intrusive and are spaced out enough to maintain gameplay enjoyment. Some users appreciate the option to pay for ad removal to support the developers, while others express frustration over ads that cannot be closed. Overall, the consensus is that the game offers a good balance between free access and monetization through ads, making it worth trying.
- “Absolutely ecstatic this game is out! Ads are not frequent, but I paid for the no ads option to support my favorite phone game creator. Dadish 1 and 2 were phenomenal, and this is even better.”
- “Great game, but I can't close some of the ads after they have played.”
- “I absolutely hate ads to get rid of them, but I still get them even though I paid for the app. I'd rather pay to have them off every device, but the Play Store won't let me.”
- “Nice, but some ads are just not closeable.”
music
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
8%
17%
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with many reviewers praising it as the best soundtrack in the series to date. Players appreciate the catchy and enjoyable tunes that enhance the overall experience, complementing the game's graphics and humor. Despite some criticisms regarding level design and difficulty, the music remains a standout feature that contributes significantly to the game's charm.
- “But for real, the music is great as always, the sprites are just as crisp, levels just as pretty.”
- “Also the music is *chef's kiss* so good.”
- “I love this game very very much, I missed the good ol' dad jokes, the music of this game, the art style and especially the levels and gameplay :) the music is astonishing in this one.”
- “Some levels are really long, which makes it frustrating to die due to few checkpoints and slow controls, but the music is better than the previous two games.”
- “Art and soundtrack are okay, but the level design appalls me.”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability has received mixed reviews, with users noting frequent bugs and glitches, particularly upon initial launch and during gameplay. While some players find the experience enjoyable despite these issues, others express frustration with controller responsiveness and frame rate drops. Overall, stability remains a significant concern that detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “It's just sad to see how buggy it has become.”
- “On the other hand, it is very buggy.”
- “My only problem with this game is that sometimes the controller is a little bit buggy and the frame rate is dropping.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express a strong emotional connection to the game, highlighting moments of frustration and joy, with one user noting they cried from the challenge. The overall experience is described as wholesome, blending humor and engaging gameplay, making it a highly recommended choice for those seeking an emotional and enjoyable time.
- “I cried because I couldn't beat him.”
- “The perfect way to summarize the whole gameplay would be wholesome. A perfect mix of humor, parkour, and everything nice. Highly recommend for a good time.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
67%
The game's optimization is widely criticized, with reports of poor performance across various devices, including low frame rates and input lag. Players also note that the gameplay feels stretched due to numerous slow-paced levels and excessive unskippable dialogue, detracting from the experience compared to earlier versions.
- “The optimization in this game is impressive, allowing for smooth gameplay even on lower-end systems.”
- “I appreciate how the developers have focused on optimizing load times, making it easy to jump back into the action.”
- “The game runs seamlessly with minimal lag, showcasing excellent optimization that enhances the overall experience.”
- “It is not optimized on many devices, and the gameplay feels stretched.”
- “This game has many slow 'on-rails' levels, unskippable dialogue even mid-level, which drags on too long, and numerous performance issues like low FPS and input drops. Every version seems to stray further from the quick gameplay of the first.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
100%
Players appreciate the inclusion of panic mode, which enhances replayability by offering a fresh challenge not commonly found in previous games, despite some preferring not to engage with time attack modes.
- “I also love Panic Mode; it adds a lot of replayability that I don't remember seeing in previous games.”
- “The variety of challenges and modes keeps me coming back for more, making each playthrough feel fresh.”
- “With multiple endings and character choices, every run feels unique and encourages me to play again.”
- “Panic mode adds a lot of replayability that I don't remember seeing in previous games.”
- “The lack of diverse game modes really limits the replayability.”
- “Once you complete the main story, there's little incentive to play again.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find that while some grinding can provide an enjoyable challenge, it often crosses into tedious territory, particularly when it involves repetitive tasks to earn stars after dying. The predictability of certain elements also detracts from the overall experience.
- “There's a line between an interesting, enjoyable challenge, and a downright tedious one.”
- “I also love the totally predictable 'twist' ending. The one negative is that the stars are all predictable, but some are very tedious to keep getting if you die.”