You're a dad CD Key

In this interactive text adventure, you navigate the challenges of fatherhood, balancing parenting duties, food preparation, and fun distractions. Explore a small world with non-linear choices, collect 15+ endings, and ensure your child thrives while uncovering family dynamics and whimsical distractions.

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Publisher/Developer

Linus Bohman, Liberty Jensen

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Game Tags

Choose Your Own Adventure Visual Novel Interactive Fiction Text-Based Funny Story Rich Replay Value Multiple Endings Adventure Emotional Singleplayer Point & Click Dynamic Narration Mystery Exploration Choices Matter Dialogue Heavy

System Requirements

Minimum:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 11
Storage: 1 GB available space
Additional Notes: These are the lowest specs the game has been tested on. It might work on lower, but no guarantees.

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You're a Dad

In You're a Dad, you awaken in your bed to find a small crib beside you—your child is inside! Embrace your new role as a dad, ensuring your little one thrives amidst the chaos of daily life. This text-based adventure offers a unique blend of humor and responsibility as you navigate various scenarios.

Your day is filled with decisions—do you go skating, hunt imaginary monsters, or simply take a nap? However, remember that your choices have consequences! With a non-linear narrative, explore the small world of your apartment, or venture out to gather groceries and prepare dinner for an upcoming family gathering.

Encounter multiple endings based on your actions, with a playthrough lasting between 3 to 20 minutes. Will you maintain your sanity while tackling parenting challenges, or get sidetracked by daydreams? Unravel family dynamics, manage meals, and confront distractions, all while keeping a watchful eye on your child's development. In this delightful and engaging experience, remember: everything is fine, even if there might be a monster in the fridge!