Contact Dadish 2 Support

i’ve *tried* to play through every level and even asked some coding friends of mine to try it out and they agree the coding needs to be looked over. there are some levels where you have no option but to die, there is no way to beat the clock or anything like that, the controls bug out 24/7 even when you adjust them, especially then, so when you think you’re going to go left you’ll go right. when you’re pressing jump it won’t respond. i’ve played the same levels trying to play them through identically and there’s something that somehow prevents it, the same moves that i would’ve done at some point in the level to get through a sticky situation wont work, and it’ll backfire over and over and over. i really think y’all might need to take another look at the app and try at the coding again. i have no use for a game that doesn’t allow me to get through the levels, or you know, just play, so i will be uninstalling. i hope to hear sometime that this app got an update to stop all of this, maybe then i’d redownload it, but until then there’s literally no use for this app.

Pretty much everything in this game is great except for one thing: ads. If you don’t wanna waste money you have to reload the game every time you complete a level. And it’s a game on Xbox and steam too, so it’s not like ads would be their only source of revenue. Great gameplay but completely ruined by the amount of ads. When I started playing, there weren’t that many ads, presumably to keep you playing long enough to want to pay to remove them, and shortly after that I got them every time I finished a level. And shortly after that, I was getting them every time I died. Don’t buy unless you like paying to remove ads 👍

Honestly i liked the first Dadish game. It had fun platforming, humor, and good gameplay despite being an App Store game. This game tried some new things. Although not all of them work. World one was pretty standard. Good jokes, simple platforming. Then in world two, you have to ride the Hamburger. His jump is way to heavy for the gaps he has to jump. As a result you must jump pretty much exactly at the edge. Any earlier and you’ll fall into the abyss below and have to start over. I would be fine with that if the hamburger levels were the only flaw. But a lot of the normal levels were way too hard for a game designed with phones in mind. It’s challenging sure, but a lot of the time, you’re put in situations where you have to keep moving or you’ll die. Mess up a single jump and you die. Even when you get a checkpoint, that doesn’t really make the levels that less tedious. The humor is good. And i found the final world to be a little better than the last ones due to the low gravity mechanics. Overall though, i just didnt enjoy this one as much and dont really have any incentive to go back and get all the stars like i did in the first game. The level design felt like a slower version of super meat boy rather than actually being a puzzle platformer. It felt like they wanted me to view more ads every time i died and it’s worse because ads cut the sound off.