Dadish Collection

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Dadish Collection is a single player platformer game. It was developed by Thomas K. Young and was released on August 15, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

Three great games in one! He's a dad AND a radish! Join Dadish on his quest to rescue his missing kids in three classic platforming adventures. Dadish Collection combines Dadish, Dadish 2 and Dadish 3 in one rad package. • Three acclaimed retro platformers in one • Dialogue that is funny-ish • 150 awesome levels to beat • Tons of rude and sassy baby radishes to find • A whole bunch of fast food f…

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85%

Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

humor6 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

The Dadish trilogy offers challenging yet accessible 2D precision platforming with well-designed levels and fun gameplay.
The games feature charming, goofy, and self-aware writing with hilarious dialogue that adds to the enjoyment.
The combined collection is convenient to access all three games and includes bright pixel art and a great soundtrack.

The Dadish Collection is notably more buggy than the original separate games, including wall clipping, frequent crashes, and broken modes.
It lacks new content or meaningful updates beyond minor interface and animation tweaks, making the collection feel unnecessary.
Major drawbacks include missing achievements, no Steam Cloud support, some cut sound effects, and issues with controller input and game stability.

humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor is widely praised for its goofy, self-aware, and genuinely funny dialogue that adds charm without overwhelming the gameplay. Players appreciate the lighthearted, chill tone that complements the challenging platforming and varied enemies, enhancing the overall enjoyable experience.
- “Unlike many platformers, this game features challenging gameplay without being unfun, hidden secrets without overwhelming the player with meaningless collectibles, and goofy, self-aware writing that genuinely made me laugh.”
- “All the games in this collection have hilarious dialogue, with plenty of different enemies and tons of levels.”
- “The kids have such hilarious dialogue, I love it.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The gameplay is characterized by accessible and casual 2D platforming with a balanced learning curve, complemented by a delightfully absurd tone. The sequel builds on this foundation by adding new mechanics and increased difficulty without compromising the core experience.
- “There was a delightful absurdity to the tone that was well-complemented by the gameplay.”
- “It features casual 2D platformer gameplay with a quite accessible learning curve regarding obstacles, enemies, and timed jumps in general.”
- “Then there’s its sequel which considered taking everything that worked from the first game and adding a few more mechanics such as an autorunner, crowbars, and an increase in difficulty.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game stands out with a non-generic, engaging soundtrack that enhances level variety, featuring memorable tracks especially in sewer and water stages. Coupled with witty dialogue, the soundtrack contributes positively to the game's humor and presentation. However, occasional technical issues somewhat detract from the overall experience.
- “The soundtrack does its job well as it doesn’t come across as generic, the levels don't feel recycled, and most importantly, the witty dialogue between Dadish and the child you rescue at the end of each level can make for some giggling material.”
- “I found the humor, presentation, and especially the soundtrack to be better, with some good jams within the OST.”
- “The soundtrack is at its best specifically in the sewer and water levels.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The Dadish Collection suffers from notable stability issues, with significantly more bugs compared to the original individual games, particularly on PC. This increased instability detracts from the overall experience despite containing all three titles in one package.
- “Not only is the collection more expensive than each game purchased separately, but it is also significantly more buggy than the original games (at least on PC).”
- “In short, Dadish Collection includes all three games of the Dadish trilogy in one, with Dadish 1 and 2 based on Dadish 3... and is very buggy.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users appreciate the game's pixel graphics, describing them as very cool and enhancing their overall enjoyment.