$9.99Who's Your Daddy?! Deadly House, Wobbly Baby
One player plays the dad racing to babyproof the house while the other controls a baby determined to hurt itself, and every round is a short, chaotic duel.
Is Who's Your Daddy?! worth it?
Who's Your Daddy?! is worth it if…
- you want a silly party game to play with friends online or on one couch
- you enjoy absurd humor and slapstick physics over deep strategy
- you like short, chaotic rounds where every match plays out differently
- you want a game that is easy to learn and funny within minutes
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Two roles, one very dangerous house
One of you plays the dad, whose job is keeping his infant son alive. The other plays the baby, whose job is the exact opposite. As the dad you sprint around locking cabinets, hiding the bleach and putting dangerous objects out of reach. As the baby you drink that bleach the moment dad looks away, stick forks in outlets, or take a nap in the oven. You drop a flour jar, the powder clouds dad's view, and the crawl toward the woodchipper begins. It is a duel of reflexes and bad intentions, played out in a two-story home and garden where everything is a threat.
Sixty-seven ways the evening can end
The house is packed with over 67 everyday items, and every one of them has ominous potential. Power outlets conduct lethal amounts of electricity. The nail gun is strictly for adults. The blender blends things, the oven burns things, and the swimming pool is right there in the garden. There is a car, which turns out to be drivable at a remarkably young age, and Fudge the dog, a loyal rideable beast with an appetite for anything. Crucial items spawn in randomized locations every round, so you cannot just memorize where the trouble lives. Each match plays out differently, and most of them end badly for someone.
Made for a lobby full of friends
This is a game built around joining a lobby and laughing at each other. Up to 7 friends can play together online or locally, with split screen for sharing one couch. Rounds are short and frantic, so nobody waits long for their turn as dad or baby, and the roles flip every match. You can customize the game modes to play the way your group wants, dress both characters in different skins, and pick perks to suit your style. It works best as a party generator of idiotic situations: the kind of game where one round turns into half an evening of yelling and laughing.
What should you know before playing?
Can you play it solo?
There is a singleplayer option, but the game is really built around multiplayer. Its whole point is the back-and-forth between a dad and a baby played by real people, so it shines brightest with a friend or a full lobby. Expect the singleplayer side to feel thin by comparison.
How long does it stay fun?
It is at its best as a party game for an evening or two. The house is only so big, and once your group knows its dangers, the surprise fades a little. Randomized item locations and custom modes stretch it out, but it is a burst of laughs rather than a game for a hundred hours.
Can you play with fewer than 8 people?
Yes. The game supports up to 8 players online or locally, but it works perfectly well with just two: one dad, one baby, one house. Larger groups make it louder and more chaotic, since players rotate through the two roles between rounds.
