
Peter Patterson
It has been a long time since there's been a decent mobile game worth playing. I got all the stars and rescued Dad. The banter is witty, the game doesn't overstay its welcome, the graphics are good, the music is a bit annoying but mostly good. However, the burgergerlar controls were really janky and some of the platforming was very frustrating. Not quite Super Meat Boy frustrating but close. Double jumping sometimes worked and sometimes didn't work. Balloons were always combined with saws.
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Cosmo Forg
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I love Dadish as a franchise to an absurd amount and this 4th iteration holds true to the name. Unfortunately, I do have to say this was the easiest game so far, with the time sensitive levels taking about one or two attempts, and the new Hamburgurlar mechanic being bit wack with the hit box and distance. Not everything can be perfect, but I did expect to get mad at hard levels not a faulty hit box so minus 1 star. It, as a whole, still has unbelievable charm and is one of the best platformers!
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Mircea Daniel (FNaF Fan Dan)
One of the best in the series. That's it. Fun, simple, sometimes challenging but while not being annoying, and it has, in my honest opinion, the BEST soundtrack out of ALL Dadish games. My only issue (although small) is the reward for the stars. I get that it's a Dadish game but having it be a "Dadish mode" is just kinda boring, while, again, it does make sense. Still, it can be easily overlooked so it's fine. The humor stayed just as good so that's a relief. Can't wait for 5!
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