Oh, Dadish, how much I love you, let me count the ways! The beautiful 8-bit graphics, the playlist-worthy soundtrack, the DAD JOKES, the creative enemies and in-game mechanics, the even-more-creative challenges each level, the jokes and character interactions…I have never played a better game in my life. I have played and replayed 1 and 2 while waiting for the release of 3, and my partner and I waited until we were back home together to tackle 3 together, and the wait was totally worth it. I actually spent hours playing the games deep into the night during finals week of college, it’s that addicting. I have recommended this game to friends and family, I send my partner dadish memes. Each game is a masterpiece of platformer gameplay. I happily pay the ad fee each time, since the rest of the game is free, and lord knows I would pay more if the devs asked. If you’re waiting for a sign to download this or any of the Dadish games: THIS IS IT. You will not regret it. And last, but certainly not least: THE. OPOSSUM. IS. THE. BEST. THING. EVER. More possum. That’s all I could ask, devs. Needs more c̶o̶w̶b̶e̶l̶l̶ possum. We love possum. Thank you, Dadish Devs! Never stop <3

Dadish 3 is the best installment in the franchise. The dad jokes are as funny as ever, and the gameplay is solid. The new mechanic of the backflip instead of double jump adds freshness to the series. Gameplay using Momato and The Dolphin The Dolphin also gives players a pleasant shift from predominant platforming levels. Like the others, the game is short but satisfying from the beginning to the end boss. The mode one unlocks through obtaining all the stars giving a good incentive to complete the game fully. I enjoyed this game even more as a player of the previous games because I caught onto some lore from other games. Since I love the franchise, I finished this game in less than 3 days. I did notice a few bugs, but judging from the fact that this game has only been out for three days, it is to be expected. Once a few minor bugs are fixed, this game will be perfect. The level of difficulty of the bosses in this game compared to the previous ones is significant lower. But, this doesn’t take away the fun from damaging the boss thrice then it exploding. Thank you Tom for making another amazing game! I love the ending and the mode!

To me, the first and second dadish games were the epitome of perfection regarding the difficulty level. I was really hoping for (expecting and anxiously anticipating) a repeat. I don’t understand why the developer strayed from a method of proven success by not only increasing the difficulty level substantially, including making the levels longer and rarely offering a halfway point to return to, but also changing the button sizes. They were perfect before. Now they are massive. I don’t understand the reasoning for this. I would need to be the hulk to have hands big enough to comfortably play on an iPad. I understand the need to make it challenging, but games that are too challenging cease to be fun. Unfortunately, Dadish 3 falls into that category.Edit: Now that the buttons have been downsized for the iPad, and my frustration is waning, I have to edit my review. Yeah Dadish 3 is more difficult than the first two, but it is doable. It just takes alot of practice and patience. Truly is a great game. All 3 of them are. Very well made and fun

It’s a really good and enjoyable game but some levels are extremely difficult which caused me to lose motivation and get annoyed with it. There should be more options to save your place or set a respawn point (even if it means paying for it) because very rarely is there a flagpole that does that. The more I got stuck on some levels, dying so close to the finish, the more I didn’t even want to play anymore. I feel like there should also be an option to buy the next levels because I got stuck on a level that I simply could not pass and ended up deleting the app because I knew I was never going to be able to play the next levels without completing the previous one. That was really disappointing because even though I couldn’t beat one level I was still looking forward to experiencing other levels and would even be willing to pay to do so. Overall it’s a fun game, fun enough for me to be willing to spend money to play more, but unfortunately that’s not an option. Maybe another way to help people that struggle on certain levels is offering power ups that they can obtain by completing certain sections, paying, or completing a task. The power ups could be something like regeneration, where Dadish is given a second life or opportunity to respawn if we die late in the level. Another power up could be a lift. If Dadish is falling into some spikes or something that will kill him we could use it to gain momentary flight or the option to float upwards in a way that gives us the opportunity to save him. Another idea is a shield which could be used once against an opponent to prevent Dadish from dying if we accidentally run into one of the evil foods.Those are just a couple ideas to make the game more interesting in my perspective at least. Thanks for reading!