Duck Flight Simulator 2021

I thought it was fun, but I think it's got some kind of memory leak? I got to round 52, and it crashed, whereupon I checked task manager to see it had used up every last bit of my RAM. Specifically, it was using 24,681.4 MB (of my 32 GB system). This was my second time playing, this time with the AK-47. Not sure what my score was, something in the teens of millions. I do appreciate that this is a straight homage to Duck Hunt. The mouse controls are as smooth as you'd expect from an FPS or aim trainer. Options are barebones; I wish there were an option to make the targeting reticule contrast better against the bright sky. (The sky looks a fair bit brighter than it does in the store pictures.) The way the ducks flop out of the sky but retain some/much of their prior momentum, makes for a great visual style. If you press E to skip ahead quickly, and aim well enough to shoot 2-3 ducks in one shot, it gives the impression of duck fireworks. The game's biggest flaw is that the difficulty ramps up soo slooowly. For a halfway competent gamer, it takes forever for the game to get challenging. But some of the other reviewers are wrong: the ducks DO get faster, and it IS possible to get a g…

Duck Flight Simulator 2021 is a duck-hunt-like game where you have a weapon (pistol, shotgun, or AK-47) and need to shoot down birds. There is a game menu, a pause menu, and options. In the options, you can change the resolution, quality, add VFX, and play with the sound. You can upgrade the game quality, but if you do, it will always go back to normal. Each of the available guns has their own specificity: the pistol can shoot up to 6 rounds, the shotgun 4 rounds, and the AK 30 rounds. The pistol has no recovery and no recoil, the shotgun has a small recovery time and small recoil, and the AK has no recovery and a lot of recoil. There is a wave system from 1 to 20, but it seems like it isn’t getting harder as you go through the waves.

Duck Flight Simulator 2021 takes the familiar concept of arcade-style bird hunting and turns it into a straightforward first-person shooting experience. Developed and published by Ritual Interactive, the game is much less concerned with accurately recreating the complexities of real hunting than its title might initially suggest. Instead, it delivers a deliberately uncomplicated challenge built around spotting ducks and geese, tracking them through the air, and bringing them down before they escape. The result feels closer to a modern interpretation of classic shooting-gallery games than a detailed hunting simulator. The core gameplay is easy to understand almost immediately. Birds fly across the player's field of view, and success depends primarily on reaction speed, accuracy, and the ability to follow moving targets. The difficulty gradually increases as the rounds progress, particularly as the birds begin moving faster. This creates a basic but effective sense of escalation. Early rounds allow players to become comfortable with aiming and shooting, while later encounters demand quicker reactions and more confident targeting. There are few complicated systems standing between th…

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1/10

Surprisingly fun little duck hunting style game.