DIY Dadish

DIY Dadish gives players a way to create platforming stages when they want more than a fixed set of levels. You control the radish dad from the Dadish series while shaping your own challenges, scenes, and jokes. The creation tools focus on clear choices, so younger players can start building without needing complicated setup. At the same time, returning fans can combine hazards, characters, and dialogue in different ways. The DIY Dadish APK is suited to players who enjoy both making levels and trying creations from others.

DIY Dadish features

Build your own platforming stages

DIY Dadish lets you design original levels instead of only following a preset route. You can decide how a stage begins, where the path goes, and what challenges appear along the way. This makes it possible to create a short obstacle course, a longer platforming adventure, or a level built around a single joke.

Place more than 100 objects

You can fill each level with over 100 available game objects. These include exploding soda cans, hostile hamburgers, spikes, saws, and cannons. By choosing where each object goes, you can make a careful timing challenge or create a more chaotic scene for other players to explore.

Choose themes and characters

DIY Dadish includes 15 level themes that change the look and atmosphere of a stage. You can also play as one of 12 characters. These choices help you give separate levels their own setting and make a collection of stages feel less repetitive.

Write dialogue for Dadish and his kids

You can add custom dialogue between Dadish and his children as part of a level. This lets you introduce a challenge, explain a situation, or add a humorous exchange before or after an obstacle. The dialogue tool is useful when you want a level to tell a small story rather than only focus on jumping and avoiding hazards.

Share levels and play community creations

You can share finished levels with friends and with players around the world. In return, you can discover stages made by other people in the community. Some levels may focus on carefully planned platforming, while others may use unusual object combinations and jokes that reflect the playful Dadish setting.

DIY Dadish community levels

DIY Dadish is built around player created content, so the available levels are not limited to a fixed campaign. New stages can appear when players publish their own work, and each creator may approach the tools differently. This means the community library can include structured challenges, short experiments, humorous scenes, and unusual designs.

If you mainly want a traditional platform game with one set route and story, this format may feel different. However, it suits players who like switching between creating a level and exploring what others have made. The Dadish level maker format also allows friends to share stages directly after finishing them.

How to play DIY Dadish

DIY Dadish starts with a simple choice between making a stage and playing available creations. The tools are designed around placing level parts and then sharing the result when it is ready. Players who download DIY Dadish can use the same game to create challenges and browse community made levels.

1. Open the game and choose to create a new level when you want to make your own platforming stage.

2. Select a level theme and a playable character to set the look and style of your creation.

3. Place platforms, hazards, enemies, and other objects to create a route through the stage.

4. Add dialogue between Dadish and his kids if you want to include a joke or a short story scene.

5. Share the finished level with friends or the global community, then browse and play levels made by other players.

Get started with DIY Dadish

DIY Dadish combines platforming play with tools for building and publishing your own stages. If you want to make obstacle courses, write Dadish dialogue, or browse player creations, download the DIY Dadish latest version to begin.

Official information is available from the developer:

• Website: http://www.thomaskyoung.com/diy/index.html

• Email: tom@thomaskyoung.com