Octodad: Dadliest Catch

I bought 'Octodad: Dadliest Catch' in the Steam sales a while back. It was greatly reduced in price, and when I purchased it I admit not having much interest in playing it. A few months later, though, I completed whichever game I happened to be working my way through, and found myself browsing my Steam library for a new one to try. I decided to install 'Octodad', thinking that it may be a fun way to pass half an hour. I was wrong: it's a fun way of passing dozens of hours. Unlike 'Goat Simulator' and other similar games, 'Octodad' actually provides a ludicrously funny context; your floppy misadventures through a church, supermarket and fishing boat (amongst other things) are, believe it or not, plot-related. At times I found this game more challenging than I'd expected, and I was in a constant state of surprise at how amusing I found it. It isn't a great game, and it certainly won't make an appearance on a list of my favourite games, but 'Octodad' certainly makes for a pleasant experience. I'd recommend this game to fans of physics games, parents, and people who occasionally want a break from 'heavier' games.