The game has good humor but that's pretty much it... Gameplay is okay but the damage scaling is bad (close to none) and it's just painful to get barraged by normal enemies during mid/end game - fighting swarm of enemies

Very underrated game. The dad jokes are unsurprisingly all over the place. The story is so silly yet so well excecuted. Controls are fine, not too precise. Had a good time playing this

Dad Quest, developed by Sundae Month and published by Excalibur Publishing, is a wonderfully strange and surprisingly heartfelt action-platformer that blends absurd comedy with sincere themes of parenthood and growth.

Dad Quest is yet another of literally thousands of 2D retro pixel platformers infesting Steam and lowering the average quality of all video games everywhere. This one has visual novel and adventure game elements, as

Behind the expected ton of facepalm inducing dad jokes lies a game, which suffers from a lot of really bad choices. After some initial enjoyment, all those choices become very apparent, and most of the remaining game

I bought this game when my first child was born and started playing. My kids are older now and both enjoy playing this game with me. They LOVE and laugh when you throw the child through the window to gain a power up.