Daddy (2018)

this game is so horrible i regret spending 0.71¢ on this bs and if i had spent 3 bucks on this i would've killed my self on the spot. i only bought and played this game because of coryxkenshin because i missed his 2018 videos and at the end of this gameplay it says and i quote "thank you for playing. new update coming..." so i bought it expecting the game to better or get many new updates 8 YEARS later probably adding new mechanics perhaps FIXING mechanics because everything is so buggy and seems outdated but even back then it was broken. maybe adding alot of new feutures, keys, endings but no, you can tell the creator didnt care or really put effort and was just making the game for sh!ts and giggles and im not mad that they didnt put effort. im mad at the fact that they made the game COST MONEY 3 dollars exactly and cory was right granny is free on mobile and is better than this abomination. all the textures are glitchy, the whole game is glitchy actually and most of the time 1 wrong move your game is basically fried and you have to close it and open it again. the ai that the daddy uses is VERY buggy. the game also has very delayed movement but idk if that just me. and this fat ch…

how tf do you play this game

Daddy -review graphics- bad, even for a cheap ass game gameplay- very bad, it was very buggy audience- I would say 9+ pc requirement- school computer is too good for this game game size- very small, 300 MB difficulty- easy (achievements) story- some lore, nothing extra game time- short, most likely 30 minutes bugs- approximate amount as in prime ark survival evolved (that means a lot), the game became practically unplayable because of them, and that's a shame, because the game has potential price- 3 eur, too much even for free its too bad game... ?/10- 3/10- An interesting idea, but unfortunately full of bugs that make the game unplayable...

daddyiful

Daddy, developed and published by Pudding, is a minimalist survival horror game that builds its entire experience around a familiar but effective premise: you are trapped in a house, something is hunting you, and your only goal is to find a way out while uncovering just enough clues to move forward. It doesn’t attempt to reinvent the genre or introduce complex systems; instead, it focuses on delivering a stripped-down version of stealth-based horror where tension comes from vulnerability, uncertainty, and limited control over your surroundings. The gameplay loop is straightforward and immediately understandable. Players explore a large, dimly lit house, searching for keys, unlocking doors, and gradually opening up new sections of the environment. Along the way, they must avoid an ever-present threat that roams the space, turning simple exploration into a cautious and often nerve-wracking process. The ability to hide in closets, cabinets, and other small spaces becomes essential, creating moments where survival depends on patience and timing rather than quick reflexes. This dynamic gives the game its core tension, as every movement carries the risk of being seen or heard. What sta…

Played this game for 11 minutes and that was 11 minutes too long. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game stinks