After being introduced to the game's suite of other dads, you gain access to a social network called Dadbook, where dads go to dad. Dream Daddy does include a few (bad) mini-games, but the main attraction is the story it's telling and your role in that tale. If you're not familiar with the structure of a visual novel, it's mostly reading and making choices.

Given how binary most other games are when it comes to sexual preferences, it was refreshing to play a game that just went 'Look, humans are complicated.' (I went with a mother who birthed her, merely because I tend to role-play games close to my own self.) Dream Daddy is about interactions with other men, yet lets you choose a woman as your former partner, immediately presenting sexuality as something that exists on a spectrum. Playing as a man, the presence of your 18-year-old daughter (Amanda), and that daughter being non-white are constants, but it's an open question whether Amanda's other parent (who is now out of the picture) was a man or woman and if your child was adopted.

Besides customizing your look, the game offers players an opportunity to shape some of your background.

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