Dadish 3D

Thomas K Young

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About this game

He's a dad AND a radish. Dadish's kids are missing and he needs your help to find them!

After his children are lured away by dubious pop-up advertising, Dadish sets out to find them in his craziest adventure yet. Explore an exciting world, face off with fast-food themed foes, and reunite Dadish with his missing children in this challenging 3D platforming adventure.

• A challenging 3D platformer
• Dialogue that is sort of funny
• 50 cool levels to beat
• 49 sassy baby radishes and one screechy Possum to find
• Controller support
• Experience the highs and lows of being a parent (who is also a radish)
• Ride on the back of a giant hamburger (who is also a criminal)
• Fast-food dudes that will try to kill you
• Five big grumpy bosses
• I enjoy the soundtrack and I hope you do too
• The graphics are great, I think
• Collectable stars hidden in every stage
• Believe in yourself and follow your heart

Ratings and reviews

A solid new rendition of the Dadish series. The game itself is fairly simple; the levels aren't as challenging as the other entries of Dadish, but are still fun to play through regardless. Familiar obstacles, enemies, and characters all make an appearance. Controls aren't exactly optimized for mobile, however, so you're better off playing this on a different platform or with a gamepad. I've found a little exploit where you can skip the World 1 boss entirely by jumping around the stone wall. Fun.

This game is so good! At first I thought it was by far the best but there's one slight problem. The music, levels, graphics, and bosses are all amazing. And it's not lagging or glitchy for a very high graphic Mobile game. So what's the problem? It's sooo difficult with the controls on Mobile. Its not the games fault. It's the fact it's on mobile. But please don't stop putting dadish games on mobile. If they weren't on mobile I wouldn't be able to play. But in general, great and amazing game.

This is a great dadish game, but feels like a step back. With the transition to 3d you'll notice many gameplay elements have been simplified, including some of the enemies. The developer has also opted to use certain elements like falling blocks in the same way they would in 3d. The camera is always unlocked outside of chase sequences, leading to the player fiddling with the camera. The touch controls are serviceable for most players, but definitely play with a controller if you can.

What's new

- Hopefully fixing weird texture rendering issues that are happening on a few devices
- Various minor bug fixes