Who's Your Daddy? (PC) Game Review

Note: I originally wrote this review in 2019 so this is based on the state of the game then, it's been getting a lot of updates since then. Also, A lot of the reviews I post today will be older ones copied over from my steam, so I apologize for them being shorter and less in-depth than the stuff I make normally.

I found out about this one from James & Mike Mondays on Cinnemasacre.It only took me a few days or so to get through all the stuff in the game, but it's a bloody hilarious experience! The goofy looking baby and dad always make me laugh, and the music is quite fun and catchy. It was entertaining seeing all the different ways I could off myself playing as the baby, and I got my little brother to play with me too, and we had a lot of fun chasing eachother around. One of these days I'll need to revisit the hilarious title to check out all the new stuff they've been adding.

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