Don’t Let Your Dad Find Out [v1.0][Final] [Capky Games]

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Don’t Let Your Dad Find Out [v1.0][Final] [Capky Games]

User Rating: 1.6

dikgames.play February 25, 2026 No Comments 14,500 views 0 like Completed, Games, Unreal Engine, Windows

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Download for Windows

Ren'py game touch gestures on android

swipe down to hide the ui
swipe left to roll back
swipe right to start skipping of text
swipe 2x left&right to open the game menu
swipe up&down to toggle a small window with memory usage information
longpress the save file thumbnail in the save/load screen to delete this slot

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Good

Simple premise that's easy to understand — The concept of sneaking around the dad is relatable and comedic in theory, requiring no learning curve to grasp.
Unreal Engine foundation — The choice of UE gives the game potential for better visuals and physics compared to simpler engines, even if underutilized here.
Completed game (v1.0) — Unlike many titles in the genre stuck in perpetual early access, this one actually shipped a finished version.
Multi-language support — Available in 5 languages, which is more accessibility than most indie titles in this space offer.
3D animated scenes — At least attempts actual 3D animation rather than relying purely on static images, even if the execution is poor.

Bad

Bait-and-switch visuals — Promotional artwork looks completely different from the actual in-game models. Reviewers felt deceived by the marketing images.
Recycled, generic assets everywhere — Character models, animations, house textures, and environments are all stock/reused assets found in other games. Nothing feels original.
Zero story or dialogue depth — There's no writing to speak of. Dialogue never changes, there are no character arcs, and the "plot" is the same single gag repeated without variation.
Mindless, repetitive gameplay — The entire experience is a tedious object hunt repeated over and over. No puzzles, no strategy, no player agency — just click around until you find the one interactable thing.
Poor performance — Despite the low visual quality, the game runs poorly in Unreal Engine, which suggests unoptimized development and a lack of technical polish.