The app reported Squiggy's looks were only 17 percent Garfield and 83 percent mine. I entered my profile picture as the mom, a sulky image of Garfield as the dad and a photo of Squiggy lounging in the clothes dryer as the baby. Well, I don't have the human variety of children, but I am the single mom of a fat, furry feline named Squiggy. "I knew it'd come out eventually," she posted the findings with laughing emoji. One woman, who posted her parents as a pepperoni pizza (dad) and a unicorn (mom), learned that she looked 74 percent unicorn.Īnother posted her photo and a child's photo with handsome actor Liam Hemsworth as the father. Looking up the hashtag on Facebook and Twitter, I found funny examples of Like Parent gone, like, crazy. It says which percent of one's looks come from the father and mother, and the results can be shared via social media with the #Likeparent hashtag. A timer wheel appears, as do the less-than-true words "Using advanced algorithm," before Like Parent produces less-than-scientific results. How it works, well, how it doesn't: One downloads a photo of a father, then a mother, then a child. Well, maybe not to those who reviewed it as "Complete rubbish," "BIG LIE," "Waste of time," "Not consistent," "FAKE!!!!!!" and "Sooooo Inaccurate!" How-Old actually scans faces, but still guesses age and sex incorrectly both regularly and ridiculously. If the typos don't alert users to Like Parent's imprecision, this warning probably should: " Note This app is intended for entertainment purposes only and does not provide true facial scanning functionality." So it's not like the also hot Microsoft How-Old app that I recently wrote about. It can analyse your face and show who look like you the most. It even admits being inaccurate in its clumsily written description to those who bother to read prior to downloading: "Did you every wonder who are the most resemble to you, mom or dad?!? Try this app. While Like Parent is all the rage on social media, the app only has earned a 1 1/2 stars out of five rating in the App Store. Such questions can be solved by the popular app Like Parent. The game has two ways to end: if the kid dies or if the father manages to keep him alive enough time for his mum to come home and sort things out.Do you look more like your mom or your dad?ĭo your kids look more like you or your spouse?ĭo you look more like a unicorn or a pepperoni pizza? Who's Your Daddy might remind you of that song from the sixties "Time of the Season" by The Zombies, but we can't turn our head on the fact that it's also an expression that involves domination of one person over another, especially in a sexual context.Ī game that could well be included in the study plan to get a father's license.īut, in any case, this is just a simple game without any pretension that seems to have offended someone on its way. On the contrary, the father has to avoid all those dangers, such as steps, objects that may crash to the ground or electricity outlets. in other words, he wins if he manages to die. The youngest member of the household has to try to get to anything that seems dangerous and harmful. In this game, two players face each other, one playing the role of a baby, and the other as his father. There are loads of different multiplayer games out there, but luckily enough, hardly any of them are like this one.
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