dadishunblocked.com exists for one reason: to let people play Dadish 3 in a browser without fighting school filters, download popups, or ten ads before the main menu. That's the whole pitch.
One person, as a side project, running a small network of indie-game landing pages. This isn't a company. There's no team, no investors, no tracking beyond what a standard web server logs. If you email the contact address, a human reads it within a day or two.
Thomas K Young. He's an Australian indie developer who makes small, polished platformers mostly on his own. Dadish 1, 2, and 3 are all him. If you enjoy this, the best way to support him directly is to buy one of the games on Steam or the mobile stores — they're under $5 each.
The game is served via an iframe link to a publicly available hosted copy, same way sites like Poki, Kongregate, or Crazygames do it. If Thomas ever asks for this page to come down, it comes down the same day. Contact form is linked below for anything like that.
Because nobody came here to read about the site. Ads go on the homepage where the game lives, once the splash fades and you're actually playing.