Dadish 3D

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Dadish 3D is a single player action game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

He's a dad AND a radish

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79%

Audience ScoreBased on 332 reviews

graphics14 positive mentions

stability5 negative mentions

The game successfully transitions the Dadish series into 3D with great graphics reminiscent of N64 and a charming art style.
The game features funny dialogue, engaging level design, and retains the humor and charm fans expect from the Dadish franchise.
Multiple reviews commend the game as fun, addictive, and a great platformer experience, with responsive controls when using a controller.

Mobile controls and camera handling are frequently described as frustrating, overly sensitive, or unintuitive, making gameplay difficult.
The game's difficulty is sometimes unbalanced due to control and camera issues, leading to player frustration and repeated attempts.
There are several bugs and glitches reported, including crashes, freezing, level progression problems, and graphical glitches affecting playability.

graphics
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
54%
34%
12%
The game's graphics are widely praised for their charming, nostalgic 3D art style reminiscent of N64 and PS1-era games, with solid design and smooth performance. However, some users note issues with camera controls, depth perception, and a lack of customizable graphics settings, suggesting the addition of options for lower graphics quality to improve performance on some devices. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's appeal, balancing retro aesthetics with lively, detailed visuals.
- “The graphics are like that of the N64, the level layout is phenomenal, and of course what makes this all great is that it's in 3D!”
- “Still, the 3D graphics are stunning and have the same charm as the other games.”
- “Honestly it's great, the main thing I like is the graphics. It really reminds me of old PS1/PS2 Looney Tunes games like Taz Wanted and Sheep Raider, which I love.”
- “Pretty good game, I followed the Dadish series for a while but this one kinda disappointed me because it would be really useful to control the camera sensitivity and also add a feature to tone down the graphics a bit. Other than that, you guys did a great job.”
- “Add low graphics option. Use LOD system to make far away objects appear in mashed potatoes textures except the ground.”
- “To make it better, add graphics (high and low) so when I switch to low graphics, it won't lag so much.”
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
20%
20%
The gameplay of the latest Dadish installment marks a transition to 3D, offering a fresh but somewhat simplified experience compared to previous 2D entries, with some quality-of-life and control issues such as camera handling and occasional platform glitches. While some players miss the depth and challenge of earlier games, others appreciate the fun mechanics and lively feel despite the changes. Overall, the gameplay is enjoyable and addictive, though it could benefit from refinements in controls and physics to fully realize its 3D potential.
- “Even though Dadish games are all 2D except this one, this 3D game is great; it actually feels lively and fun in its own way. Not only the graphics but the gameplay is also great, so it deserves the same place as other games in the series.”
- “And it did more than just bring back what made the series good, it added its own ideas and fun mechanics that made the experience really enjoyable!”
- “I didn't play the previous Dadish games, but I played this one and it was amazing. Controls are good, gameplay was smooth, and the game is addictive. Some levels are difficult but completing them gives satisfaction. The characters are the best, and the story is good enough. I enjoyed the game.”
- “With the transition to 3D, many gameplay elements have been simplified, including some of the enemies.”
- “The third dimension doesn't render well with Dadish's simple mechanics, removing a lot of previous interactions with springs and cannons.”
- “My one complaint is that the possum mode didn't change the gameplay at all, unlike Dadish 2 and 3.”
humor
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised for its cute, funny dialogue and charming writing, which complements the challenging platforming. Players find the jokes imaginative and entertaining, adding a delightful layer to the overall experience.
- “10/10, would recommend to anyone who likes platformers and funny jokes.”
- “Imaginative, funny, challenging, it's got everything I like about these games.”
- “Burgurgurgler is a real one: cute vibes plus challenging platforming plus very funny writing.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
29%
14%
The music is consistently praised for being catchy, epic, and enhancing the overall experience, often described as amazing and solid. It contributes positively to the game's atmosphere, though some technical issues like overlapping audio with other apps are noted. Overall, the soundtrack is a standout aspect of the game.
- “The music, levels, graphics, and bosses are all amazing.”
- “The graphics and OST are amazing as usual.”
- “Despite this, the music is catchy, the writing is great like usual and it still feels like Dadish.”
- “The music plays over other apps and the controls are difficult to use on mobile.”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
83%
The game experiences several stability issues, including bugs with island loading, perspective glitches, level progression resets, and occasional freezing that teleports players unexpectedly. Despite these glitches, the game generally runs well and remains enjoyable.
- “There are a lot of bugs, especially on the beach where the islands wouldn't load properly. There are some perspective glitches as well.”
- “There is a weird glitch where I pass level 32, but the next time I play it, it puts me back at level 32. Also, during a level, it sometimes freezes and teleports me to the next level. This happened at level 32 and caused me to be stuck on the same level again.”
- “The shadow glitches out when you jump near a wall.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Users generally appreciate the monetization approach, highlighting minimal and non-intrusive ads, with some willing to pay to remove ads entirely. However, a few find the ad frequency excessive during trial-and-error gameplay. Overall, the game avoids pay-to-win mechanics, maintaining a fair experience.
- “I happily beat 1-3 and paid for no ads.”
- “Also, there are too many ads for a trial-and-error game.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The story of Dadish, centered on a father's quest to save his children, is engaging and enjoyable, combining humor and satisfying progress through challenging levels. While players appreciate the characters and narrative, some suggest improvements in future installments with enhanced 3D elements and mechanics. Minor issues like camera bugs are noted but do not detract significantly from the overall story experience.
- “The quest of Dadish saving his children was engaging as always.”
- “I didn't play the previous Dadish game, but I played this one and it was amazing. The controls are good, gameplay was smooth, and the game is addictive. Some levels are difficult, but when you complete them you get satisfaction. The characters are the best, the story is also good enough, I enjoyed the game.”
- “Great game with a fun and difficult level, and a funny story.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's optimization is lacking on mobile devices, with controls not well-suited for touch input. It performs better on other platforms or when using a gamepad.