Dadish 2

Thomas K Young

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

He’s a dad, and a radish, and he’s back in his biggest adventure yet! After an impromptu “Bring Your Kids To Work Day” goes awry, Dadish sets off to find his missing children. Along the way he’ll wade through swamps, ride rockets, climb a big tree, and even visit outer space! Help reunite Dadish with his missing kids in this charming and challenging platforming adventure.

* Dadish’s biggest adventure yet!
* A challenging retro platformer from the creator of Super Fowlst and Dadish
* 50 rad levels
* Tons of rude and sassy baby radishes to find
* Sometimes you can ride on a giant talking hamburger
* A whole new gang of fast-food themed baddies
* Five new bosses, all of whom have personal problems
* A whole bunch of screechy possums
* The further joys of fatherhood
* Controller support
* A cool soundtrack
* The dialog is funny, I guess?
* I think the graphics are pretty good
* Collectable stars
* Unlockable secrets
* Follow your dreams

Ratings and reviews

Love the addition of riding around on Hamburgurburgaler's back- I also can't help but appreciate the whole 4th-wall breaking you do throughout the series. I'm trying to beat the third game now! (Also that fowlst mode is really cool but seriously hard, good job. It was a little disappointing in the first game to see no difference with the possum mode so I'm glad to see this improvement)

Really fun game and great storyline. I love how it continues from Dadish 1. However, this seemed to be a lot easier than Dadish 1. I'm not sure if that's because I'm more experienced now. Only took me 3 hours to complete. It's still really fun though, and it is a challenge to try to beat all the levels in the second mode (unlocked after getting all stars). That isn't included in my 3 hour playtime.

Probably one of, if not the best game I've found for mobile. This game is just so charming! I love the platforming, all the new enemies, the cute dialogue at the end of each level. Just about everything here is perfect. The ads aren't too invasive, and the levels are as hard as the first game's, which was a big problem for me so I'm glad that it's way more accessible to people who aren't as great at platformers. This is THE definition of a great mobile game

What's new

- Bug fixes
- Updated Dadish News