The majority of the time is spent with mundane tasks, e.g. He is also a octopus in a suit who lives unrecognized in the human world. And when there's struggle, every bit of Octodad's charm rubs off. In Octodad: Dadliest Catch, the player takes the role of a loving fiancé and father of two kids. Expect to struggle at some pretty obvious puzzles, and although the struggle mostly works in tandem with the game's conceit, that's not always true. It's here where the game starts to lose momentum, and becomes less about the fun of maneuvering Octodad and more about 'going through the motions.' Couple that with the requirement to complete tasks without drawing too much attention, and the game becomes a little uneven and occasionally frustrating. half of the game and experience some of Octodads more touching moments. Unfortunately, many of the the game's tasks boil down to very rote actions like grabbing an object from one point and moving it to another, or even just moving forward, albeit octopus-style. Octodad: Dadliest Catch isnt just a one-trick pony, serving up a silly salad. That isn't to say Octodad is a game with dozens of possibilities, in most cases the solution is obvious, but getting Octodad in position and actually completing the action can be a lot of fun. That's where Octodad: Dadliest Catch finds its sweet spot, in its variety of tasks and the different ways players can complete them. There's really nothing quite like watching a bulbous yellow octopus try his best to pour milk, or buy pizza, or win the affections of his wife.

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