The minigames are Unity tutorial-level affairs but fit the premise of each date well enough and aren't too much of a hassle toward the game itself. The gameplay is simple enough - make the right choices to succeed on dates, along with some basic minigames. What seems like a joke is actually a setup to a warm-hearted and humorous visual novel as you charm your way into the heart of up to seven different dads, each with their own very unique characterizations. No dating sim has really captured me the way that Dream Daddy does (and no, being gay doesn't contribute to that bias at aaaalll).
