Although that in itself is a medical mystery best left to the Japanese and their research of tentacle erotica. You’re a family man - I mean, mollusk - with a loving wife, and two semi-beautiful children. Octodad: Dadliest Catch is the strangest slice of gaming pie since Mister Mosquito. Which of the two is better, and why is it Octodad? Read on to find out. Instead, since this port is for Playstation, I’d like to compare it to Sony’s own awkward dad simulator, Heavy Rain.
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The PS4 version is more or less the same game with slightly different controls, and while using a controller does make a bit of a difference, (easier to walk, harder to use your “hand”) it’s not enough to merit writing the same review twice. Our own Lee Cooper hand plenty to say about that version of the game, and I more or less agree with his assessment (though I’d have scored it a little higher). With more levels, a more involved story, and one more terrible reality TV pun in its title, Octodad: Dadliest Catch made waves when it hit Steam late last year. Following the game’s success at GDC, some of its student developers teamed up to form Young Horses Inc., and the newly-minted studio got to work on a bigger, better sequel. You wouldn’t expect much of a freeware title built around a single terrible reality show pun, but the original Octodad proved itself to be a funny and slightly heartwarming little number.
Note: Portions of this review appear in our PC review of the game.
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