Nobody stays a stranger long, though, as each dad is very active in the community. Not everyone on the block is a stranger, as your old college buddy Craig is among them. Each dad is different, and raises his child/children differently, but each also has the same motive: to raise their offspring to be happy, healthy, and self-reliant. While the dating premise of Dream Daddy may seem shallow, creating friendships with the other dads successfully explores the effects of being a single parent. That means three times great dad fun! You’ll likely be drawn to one right off the bat (we all have a type), but each one has their own strengths so there’s no harm in dating around instead of just spending time with one dad. Each dad wants to get to know you better, and has three opportunities for you to date. Yes, I said seven dads: there’s Craig, Mat, Brian, Robert, Damien, Hugo, and Joseph. Outside of your home, there are seven dads eager to make your acquaintance. She does sometimes hide things from her parent, but what teenager doesn’t? She’s an exceptionally good kid regardless.
She’s turned out witty and sarcastic, and seems okay even though your spouse passed away years ago.
The relationship your character has with Amanda is the pulse of the story, tying everything together while showcasing how a great dad can interact with his child. While there, you will help guide Amanda through the end of her senior year and towards the art school of her choosing she will struggle with high school friendships while still becoming someone the neighborhood kids can look up to. You, a Dream Daddy in your own right, and your teenaged daughter Amanda have moved across town to a neighborhood entirely populated by hot single dads and their children. More importantly, it’s a lovely take on single parenthood and the benefits of community. The game is chock full of dad jokes and bad dad puns, yet it never gets old. Dream Daddy (Free) is a visual novel about being a dad, befriending dads, and dating dads.
But a game that does the opposite, and has you chasing after a bunch of men? That doesn’t happen quite as often. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve played a visual novel about a man chasing after a woman, and quite frankly that theme got exhausting quickly.
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