Daddy Reviews

Idk wtf is happening, but I did finish it (weird meme/troll game)

Doodie is what this is.

dont play this game unless if u wanna fucking bounce around like some gay watermelon theres this bug where u bounce around and its really annoying so dont waste your money

This "game" is nothing more than a completely broken unity asset flip. I didnt enjoy a single second playing this "game" and I am wondering how there even are devs who can even sh-t out such garbage. Just burn your money than bothering with this

This may just be the greatest work of fiction of all time. Shakespeare. Dostoyevsky. Joyce. Kafka. Tolstoy. Woolf. We hear all of those famous authors' names being thrown around all the time, being heralded as the greatest, but we never hear Pudding, the developer team behind what I consider to be the greatest piece of media ever. Daddy follows the tragic story of our unnamed protagonist. It’s a tale as simple as time. “You have to find your daddy.” A brutish, bear-like, mysterious man- only referred to as “fake dad” - has kidnapped your Daddy, and now you must save him. This level of ambiguity when it comes to storytelling far surpasses Beckett and Camus and leaves so much up to interpretation. I've spent hours upon hours just theorizing about what this game could truly mean, and I think I've finally figured it out. It's a representation of humanity itself and the cycle of war. Two combatants enter the arena. Daddy, and 'fake dad' (who I'll refer to from now on as Fake Daddy). What does this remind you of? War. War never changes. From prehistory to antiquity to now. Wars are waged daily over the most trite of reasons. Money. Oil. But in this game, YOU are the reason for this war between Daddy and Fake Daddy. Fake Daddy kidnaps Daddy and holds him hostage. He WANTS you to beat him. He WANTS you to continue the cycle of aggression and the cycle of wars and prolong this horrible loop. But you know what? We don't fall for cheap tricks such as those. We rescue Daddy, and we leave. And the cycle is broken.

Moral of the story is don't go to the renaissance fair with your drunk dad. Also don't forget to bring your emergency rope in case you have to trip any large men that are trying to capture you and make you dance to trip hop music.