Dadish 3D

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Dadish 3D is a single player casual platformer game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Thomas K. Young and was released on April 22, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

Explore an exciting world, face off with fast-food themed foes, and reunite Dadish with his missing children in this challenging 3D platforming adventure.

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85%

Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews

graphics7 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

Charming and cute art style with smooth and tight controls, providing a solid platforming experience.
Fun translation of the Dadish series into 3D with engaging level design and enjoyable humor throughout.
Accessible for casual players and newcomers to 3D platformers, with bite-sized levels and forgiving mechanics.

Gameplay is mostly linear and lacks variety, with some frustrating depth perception and camera control issues.
Boss fights are generally easy and bland, and some special levels like the burger and daikon stages suffer from bugs and poor design.
The game is short and lacks content depth, feeling too simple and repetitive compared to previous entries, with a price point considered high by many.

graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
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The graphics are widely praised for their charming, cute, and visually appealing low-poly and pixel art style, effectively bringing the game's 3D environment to life. Many users appreciate the art style's fit with the game's vibe and find the visuals both fun and inspired. Overall, the graphics are considered a standout feature that enhances the game's charm and appeal.
- “Maybe it's bias because of the obvious increase in graphic fidelity, but getting to see all the 2D enemies, traps, and assets re-imagined in 3D was extraordinary.”
- “The graphics really show that low poly aesthetic and personally I'm a fan.”
- “The dialog is great, the graphics are an inspired blend of pixel art and low poly, and the game is pretty fun.”
- “The only positive really is the charm in the visuals.”
- “I feel like the art style deserved a different style of platformer.”
- “The graphics and story are simple, yet go with the vibe of the game.”
gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
54%
23%
The gameplay in this 3D platformer is generally smooth, simple, and faithful to the franchise's essence, offering a casual yet occasionally challenging experience. However, it lacks variety in mechanics and enemy presence, with some players feeling it is derivative and slower-paced compared to similar titles. Overall, while enjoyable and visually appealing, the gameplay may not offer enough depth or innovation to justify its price for some.
- “The graphics are very cute, the gameplay is smooth and surprisingly challenging, and I think Dadish's games fit really well into a 3D space!”
- “Dadish's adaptation to 3D is a fun platformer that perfectly keeps the essence of the franchise and elevates the gameplay to the third dimension, keeping it simple and entertaining.”
- “They push the mechanics to their very limit which keeps it interesting to the end.”
- “Speaking of the gameplay in general, I don't understand why a game after Dadish 3 doesn't have some of the ideas from it, and the game feels derivative.”
- “For some reason, in a 3D game, we have burger gameplay, where the burger runs forward and you just have to jump, although in a 3D game, it would be better to have jumping tomato mom gameplay, which is not in the game at all, except for her cameo in the form of graffiti.”
- “The gameplay is really slow (not even a run button) and there's virtually no challenge at all.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally described as calm, pleasant, and reminiscent of early 90s tunes, fitting well with the simple, bright visuals and suitable for children. However, some find it repetitive and less memorable compared to others in the series, occasionally feeling tedious during extended play. Overall, it serves as a good, unobtrusive background but doesn't strongly stand out.
- “The music is top-notch and all the dialogue bits are a lot of fun to read.”
- “The art design is basic (in a good way) and sharp, the music is good, there's still plenty of goofy jokes to be found, and so on and so forth.”
- “I loved the music (reminds me of early 90s era music) complimenting the simple but sharp beautiful environments.”
- “When you see the same background, the same objects, the same enemies, with the same music for the 4th time in a row, it gets tedious.”
- “Music is okay but nothing to write home about and I found it a little repetitive even though the worlds are only a few stages each.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
88%
13%
The humor in the game is a mixed bag, with some players enjoying the dad jokes and child character interactions as funny and lighthearted, while others find certain recurring jokes, like the opossum mode and stage-end dialogues, either stale or awkward rather than genuinely amusing. Overall, humor remains a notable but divisive aspect.
- “The humor is still there and top notch.”
- “This game is really fun and hilarious.”
- “I enjoy the dad humor at the end of each stage.”
- “Dialogue (particularly the conversations between dadish and the baby radishes at stage end) hits an uneasy middle ground where it's definitely not funny but it's also not quite in dad joke territory where the quips are worth an eye roll. I really wasn't a fan of any of them besides 'what is the soup of the day'.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is generally fun but experiences stability issues, particularly menu glitches and occasional bugs that need fixing.
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story is simple but effectively complements the game's overall vibe, creating a cohesive and fitting experience.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is repetitive and monotonous, with players encountering the same environments, enemies, and music repeatedly, which leads to a tedious experience.