What's that? He is walking as if he has drunk like a fish? Well, that would probably be because he is a freaking octopus who's trying to live on land. You'll just have to help Octodad pull off menial tasks like preparing a coffee, buying groceries, or going up the stairs. Of course, under the beautifully minimalistic cartoon visuals, subtle commentary on everyday routine, and overall off-the-wall concept, for all intends and purposes, this is still a game, therefore, while it's definitely fun to watch, what really matters is how fun it is to play. As for Octodad, being the paci-fish that he is, instead of picking a fight with this culinary professional, he just tries to avoid him, while also being sure to keep deceiving the rest of the populace. A Japanese chef is beyond having a fishy feeling about the situation, and is eager to expose our hero, turning him into tasty sushi while at it. It's hard to put it on text, but the fact that no one ever, ever realises that he is something more than just a suit-wearing fellow that clumsily stumbles on his surroundings, is as hilarious as it is surreal and silly. He opens the door, takes a look at our protagonist, who, by the way, is actually an octopus, and gets immensely shocked from what he sees… and then scolds poor 'ol Octodad for not being ready yet! This is basically the big joke that this adventure is centred around, and, despite its silliness, it's handled surprisingly well.
" He is always late," she says to herself, while somebody is trying to check on the man of the day who is currently preparing himself. The bride is waiting for a long time for the groom to arrive.
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