shoppinglop.blogg.se - Dream daddy a dad dating simulator longplay

I really, really wanted to love this game. If you aren't a fan of cheesy dad humor or busting a gut the first time eggplant emojis fling themselves across a screen, then sorry, but you prooobably weren't actually paying attention to the game's marketing campaign. That's what fan works are for, after all ) Overall, as long as you're not coming into this thing totally expecting it to be something it's not, I have no clue why anyone wouldn't have a good time. I can understand the choice to keep the tone light and wholesome. A little less spicy than some people on the internet were -probably- hoping, but hey. A little short, but honestly not THAT short considering the conventions of the genre, and considering that enough routes should be humorous and enjoyable enough to spend time replaying the game. CONS: A bit buggy at launch- a lot of folks still aren't 100% clear whether Joseph's good end is currently accessible at all. There's a lot of misogyny present in some gay-male-oriented spaces and it would've been easy to just throw her under the bus as an antagonist. The writing charms your pants off at every turn, it shakes things up with the occasional silly minigame, and no character is completely irredeemable- not even a certain housewife, which I appreciated. You can tell that everyone involved cared about ensuring their audience would have a fun time. This is just a very genuine, heartwarming little game about relationships- both romantic and familial.

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