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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The "strange rubber object", which can be found inside a drawer in the parents' bedroom.
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* BlackComedy: The whole premise of the game is about a baby trying to get itself killed while the father tries to prevent his child's death, the baby winning when it succeeds in dying. You can't get any more darkly humorous than that.
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* BlackComedy: The whole premise of the game is about a baby [[SuicideAsComedy trying to get itself killed killed]] while the father tries to prevent his child's death, the baby winning when it succeeds in dying. You can't get any more darkly humorous than that.
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The game is in an beta state, and the official Steam page for it is [[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=566597674 here.]]
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The game is in an beta state, and the game's official Steam page for it is [[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=566597674 [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/427730/Whos_Your_Daddy/ here.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:This job should be easy...]]
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1. Infant Immortality has been renamed Improbable Infant Survival, plus works that don't shy away from depicting child deaths has its own trope. 2. Dude Not Funny only allows in-universe examples of people finding jokes offensive.
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The premise can be seen as either [[BlackComedy hilarious]], [[StylisticSuck particularly in part due to the awful graphics and half-assed animation]], or [[DudeNotFunny just plain wrong.]]
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* DeathOfAChild: As the baby, your goal is to ''kill yourself.'' The dad's job is to prevent that from happening!
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* InfantImmortality: Averted. As the baby, your goal is to ''kill yourself.'' The dad's job is to prevent that from happening!
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'''''Who's Your Daddy?''''' is a video game in which one player assumes the role of a father trying to protect his baby from death, while the other assumes the role of the suicidal baby. And the baby player wins when they die.
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* BlackComedy: The whole premise of the game is about a baby trying to get itself killed while the father tries to prevent his child's death, the baby winning when it succeeds in dying. You can't get any more darkly humorous than that.
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* DeadBabyComedy: Arguably the entire purpose of the game.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: The baby can and ''will'' eat and drink anything, including and not limited to batteries, soap, cleaning chemicals, and broken shards of glass.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: The baby can and ''will'' eat and drink anything, including and not limited to batteries, soap, cleaning chemicals, and broken shards of glass. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in that these can end up killing it.
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The game is in an alpha state, and the official Steam page for it is [[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=566597674 here.]]
The full game will be released on April 29, 2016, and will continue to be updated afterwards.
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The game is in an alpha beta state, and the official Steam page for it is [[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=566597674 here.]]
The full gamewill was scheduled to be released on April 29, 2016, but was delayed a week to May 6, 2016, and will is slated to continue to be updated afterwards.
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* DeadBabyComedy: Arguably the entire purpose of the game.
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* CompetitiveBalance: The baby can get into many places and things that the father cannot reach, but they are very slow and can't jump very high. The father can take away any object the baby is holding and take preventive measures to prevent the baby from hurting itself, but the items that help the father are in a random location each round and trying to move certain objects to hinder the baby's progress is difficult due to wonky physics.
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* CompetitiveBalance: The baby can get into many places and things that the father cannot reach, but they are very slow[[note]]The baby can slow the dad by slashing his ankles with a knife[[/note]] and can't jump very high. The father can take away any object the baby is holding and take preventive measures to prevent the baby from hurting itself, but the items that help the father are in a random location each round and trying to move certain objects to hinder the baby's progress is difficult due to wonky physics.
* EveryCarIsAPinto: The couple's Volkswagen beetle ''explodes'' when it rams into the garage wall.
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* GreenAroundTheGills: The baby's skin becomes a deeper shade of green the lower its health gets, which can also represent its sickness from eating and drinking things they're not supposed to.
* HealingPotion: In the form of pills. As long as the father can keep stuffing the baby with pills, the baby's health will recover from any injury or sickness.
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* GreenAroundTheGills: The baby's skin becomes a deeper shade of green or other colors the lower its health gets, which can also represent its sickness from eating and drinking things they're not supposed to.
* HealingPotion: In the form ofpills. pills, and to a less extent, fruits. As long as the father can keep stuffing the baby with pills, pills or fruits, the baby's health will recover from any injury or sickness.
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** ElectrifiedBathtub: The baby (or the dad) can plug in a toaster in the bathroom and drop it in the tub to kill him, as long as the baby doesn't drown first.
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* MissingMom: Subverted. While the mother never appears in the game, it is explained that she is out of the house doing errands and will be back home soon.
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* ExcusePlot: The whole "plot" behind the game is the mother is away doing errands and it's up to the father to keep an eye on his son until she gets back.
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* CompetitiveBalance: The baby can get into many places and things that the father cannot reach, but they are very slow and can't jump very high. The father can take away any object the baby is holding and take preventive measures to prevent the baby from hurting itself, but the items that help the father are in a random location each round and trying to move certain objects to hinder the baby's progress is difficult due to wonky physics.
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A little humorless for the kind of game this is...
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The house is definitely not babyproofed. Bleach, Windex, batteries, forks, hammers and more are lying around. It's possible for the baby to open the oven, turn it on, then climb inside and bake to death. Or stick a fork in an electrical socket. Or use a hammer to shatter a glass table, then eat the shards of glass.
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The house is definitely not babyproofed. As such, [[TheManyDeathsOfYou there are many ways for the baby to kill himself.]] Bleach, Windex, batteries, forks, hammers and more are lying around. It's possible for the baby to open the oven, turn it on, then climb inside and bake to death. Or stick a fork in an electrical socket. Or use a hammer to shatter a glass table, then eat the shards ofglass.
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* AdultFear: [[ParodiedTrope The Parody]]: [[TheMovie The Game]]
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* HyperactiveMetabolism: Feeding the baby fruit can recover its health, but unlike pills, the food are one use items.
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* ParentalNeglect: Can be either invoked on purpose or by accident by the player controlling the father.
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* CompetitiveMultiplayer: It's head-to-head styled game where one player takes the role of the father trying to keep his baby alive while the other player plays as the baby trying to get itself killed.
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* BloodlessCarnage: None of the ways that the baby can die will ever involve blood or gore, but it doesn't make its deaths any less painful.
* DropTheHammer: While it isn't used as a weapon, the baby can use the hammer to smash the glass table in the living room and eat the broken shards.
* DropTheHammer: While it isn't used as a weapon, the baby can use the hammer to smash the glass table in the living room and eat the broken shards.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The "strange rubber object", which can be found inside a drawer in the parents' bedroom.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Basically the entire point of the game. Where else can you take the role of a baby actively trying to kill itself while its dad tries to do everything he can to prevent it from happening?
* {{Sidequest}}: The dad can take on some menial household chores and completing them will give him power ups such as the ability to see the baby through walls or find important items through walls as well.
* {{Sidequest}}: The dad can take on some menial household chores and completing them will give him power ups such as the ability to see the baby through walls or find important items through walls as well.
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* HighVoltageDeath: Having the baby jam a fork into an electrical socket will kill it instantly and turn its body into a black and smoking corpse.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: The baby can and ''will'' eat and drink anything, including and not limited to batteries, soap, cleaning chemicals, and broken shards of glass.
* GreenAroundTheGills: The baby's skin becomes a deeper shade of green the lower its health gets, which can also represent its sickness from eating and drinking things they're not supposed to.
* HealingPotion: In the form of pills. As long as the father can keep stuffing the baby with pills, the baby's health will recover from any injury or sickness.
* GreenAroundTheGills: The baby's skin becomes a deeper shade of green the lower its health gets, which can also represent its sickness from eating and drinking things they're not supposed to.
* HealingPotion: In the form of pills. As long as the father can keep stuffing the baby with pills, the baby's health will recover from any injury or sickness.
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* IntoxicationEnsues: When playing as the baby, eating batteries or drinking chemicals will cause the colors to go all freaky and technicolor, though this also happens in general when the baby's health gets low.
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* TooDumbToLive: Invoked for the baby, where you have to actively try to kill yourself in the most dumbest ways possible.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Between the concept itself, the wonky animations, and the UncannyValley of the child and parent, the idea of playing as a baby trying to kill itself with the father trying to stop him can be seen as this.
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* InstantWinCondition: It doesn't matter if the baby ate a ton of batteries or drank all the soap since as long as the timer runs out while the baby is alive, the father wins.
* OffTheRails: Some players prefer to role play as the father and baby within the concept of the game and others try to get the baby killed in as many ways as possible.
* OffTheRails: Some players prefer to role play as the father and baby within the concept of the game and others try to get the baby killed in as many ways as possible.
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'''''Who's Your Daddy''''' Daddy?''''' is a video game in which one player assumes the role of a father trying to protect his baby from death, while the other assumes the role of the suicidal baby. And the baby player wins when they die.
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* AdultFear: [[TheMovie The Game]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:This job should be easy...]]
''Who's Your Daddy'' is a video game in which one player assumes the role of a father trying to protect his baby from death, while the other assumes the role of the suicidal baby. And the baby player wins when they die.
Yes, this is real.
The house is definitely not babyproofed. Bleach, Windex, batteries, forks, hammers and more are lying around. It's possible for the baby to open the oven, turn it on, then climb inside and bake to death. Or stick a fork in an electrical socket. Or use a hammer to shatter a glass table, then eat the shards of glass.
The dad gets rewards for doing chores. For instance, picking up toys and putting them away can grant him the ability to see the baby through walls.
The premise can be either hilarious, particularly in part due to the awful graphics and half-assed animation, or [[DudeNotFunny just plain wrong.]]
The game is in an alpha state, and the official Steam page for it is [[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=566597674 here.]]
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!This game contains examples of:
*AsymmetricMultiplayer: Each player has a completely different role, as mentioned above.
*BadlyBatteredBabysitter: [[InvertedTrope Inverted.]] It's the ''baby'' who's badly battered!
*InfantImmortality: Averted. As the baby, your goal is to ''kill yourself.'' The dad's job is to prevent that from happening!
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[[caption-width-right:350:This job should be easy...]]
''Who's Your Daddy'' is a video game in which one player assumes the role of a father trying to protect his baby from death, while the other assumes the role of the suicidal baby. And the baby player wins when they die.
Yes, this is real.
The house is definitely not babyproofed. Bleach, Windex, batteries, forks, hammers and more are lying around. It's possible for the baby to open the oven, turn it on, then climb inside and bake to death. Or stick a fork in an electrical socket. Or use a hammer to shatter a glass table, then eat the shards of glass.
The dad gets rewards for doing chores. For instance, picking up toys and putting them away can grant him the ability to see the baby through walls.
The premise can be either hilarious, particularly in part due to the awful graphics and half-assed animation, or [[DudeNotFunny just plain wrong.]]
The game is in an alpha state, and the official Steam page for it is [[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=566597674 here.]]
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!This game contains examples of:
*AsymmetricMultiplayer: Each player has a completely different role, as mentioned above.
*BadlyBatteredBabysitter: [[InvertedTrope Inverted.]] It's the ''baby'' who's badly battered!
*InfantImmortality: Averted. As the baby, your goal is to ''kill yourself.'' The dad's job is to prevent that from happening!
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