Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut Launches On PS4 This Month

Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut Launches On PS4 This Month

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Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut Launches On PS4 This Month 1

Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator is getting a director’s cut that will be arriving on the PS4 this month. It’s called Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut. 

Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut will include cut content from the original game, new sidequests, a new minigame, as well as allow players to replay the minigames they have discovered along the way. Players who have already purchased the game on Steam will get a free update.

The setting of Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut is the same as the original. The player has just moved into the town of Maple Bay with their daughter and discovers that the neighbourhood has a bunch of single dads who they can go out with.

There’s Brian, a red-head who is the father of Daisy and the owner of an adorable corgi named Maxwell, Mat, who loves coffee and music, Joseph, who works for the church, Hugo, who is a teacher with a love for puns, Craig, who enjoys athletics, Damien, who is all about victorian fashion, as well as Robert, who has a killer leather jacket along with a macabre sense of humour.

Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut features voice actors like Arin Hanson and Dan Avidan from the Game Grumps, as well as writing by Leighton Gray and Vernon Shaw, and drawings and graphics by many artists such as Anna Pan, Ellen Alsop, Ego Rodriguez, Evan Palmer,  J.N. Wiedle, Shanen Pae and Tyson Hesse.

Dream Daddy: Dadrector’s Cut is scheduled to arrive on the PS4 on October 30.

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