Octodad: Dadliest Catch is a game where you play as a octopus pretending to be a human father. Dealing with family life while hiding his true identity, he must navigate everyday tasks with intentionally awful controls, all while evading an octopus chef who is determined to expose him. The game combines humor and heart and has given me a great time.
Gameplay: 8/10
The bizarre physics of your character is easy to learn and very hard to master. It's new, and that's what makes it entertaining. The game is always giving you something fun and/or life threatening to face always keeping you engaged. However, this control system can occasionally feel frustrating. Just remember Octodad is about embracing the absurdity of its physics rather than overcoming them.
Story: 10/10
Beneath all the physical comedy, there’s a touching narrative about family and identity. The deeper you get into the story, the more you realize that this isn’t just about an octopus trying to fit in—it's about an individual trying to be the best father he can, even if his very awkward nature makes that an uphill battle.
Humor: 10/10
Every single interaction, whether it’s trying to make a sandwich or sneak through a crowded mall, is family friendly and mixed with goofy movement and funny comments from very confused people. The voice acting, particularly from Octodad and his family, is superb and never gets old.
Replayability: 5/10
Once you completed the story. It's unlikely that you'll play it again. But for those who want to get 100% of the achievements. They'll have a fun and frustrating time spending hours trying to get ties all the way up out of reach.
Final Verdict: 8.5/10
Octodad: Dadliest Catch is an absolute blast to play. It’s chaotic to play with a surprising amount of heart. Whether you’re in it for the laughs or the surprisingly sweet family dynamic, this indie title is one that will stick with you long after the credits roll.

Despite how young my account is and my ownership of this game, this is one of THE first games i have ever played on steam. I remember playing this on a very old laptop, (back near 10 or so years ago)and it was quite difficult to play without a mouse. But for little ol kid me, this was incredible, for present me... it's still one of the best out there. A diamond in the rough. Incredibly fun to speedrun, Even more fun to Struggle Play with friends! And a classic theme song: OCTODAAAAaaaaaaaD NOBODY SUSPECTS A THING!

where did the kids