Grey told Kotaku she was surprised that so many people were so upset by how things end up with Joseph. (Apparently, you also can’t get a “good” ending with bad-boy Robert, but I haven’t played through to find out because I really can’t stand that guy.) And even though he and his wife are clearly unhappy, the game’s creators, Leighton Grey and Vernon Shaw, say they didn’t want to force the player character to contribute to ending a marriage. Even if you do everything right, and find yourselves ultimately compatible, you don’t get more than one night on a yacht.Īnd that’s because of all the dads, Joseph is the only one who isn’t single. But a number of players were disappointed that if they chose to pursue Joseph, the neighborhood youth minister, not even the “good” ending lets you end up together.
For all the characters–your daughter, Amanda, included–there are the typical “good” endings and “bad endings” you would expect: i.e. It is delightful.Īs you meet the date the other dads, your dates are scored on a number of compatibility elements (puns are very important), until you finally pick one dad to commit to with a third date. If you’re not familiar (WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR TIME?), Dream Daddy is a new dating sim wherein you play a suburban widower dad, raising your teenage daughter while also trying to romance other neighborhood dads. Have you played Dream Daddy yet? Did you get your fantasy ending with the dad of your dreams? Depending on which dad you chose for that third date, maybe you didn’t.
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