Duckie Dash
Blue Mana · 2016 · Racing, Action, Indie, Casual
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Players appreciate this game's surprisingly relaxing and charming appeal despite its clear technical shortcomings—crude textures, wonky physics, and basic gameplay make it feel like a cheap asset store product, yet the lack of challenge and serene nature make it oddly soothing. The main complaints center on poor water effects, repetitive level design, broken physics, and instant collision stops, though some find these quirks endearing rather than frustrating. It works best as a low-stress casual experience, suitable for short play sessions or enjoying with younger players, rather than as a pol
Look... it's a game where you're constantly in water, yet the water itself has just about 0 water effects (it's like plastic foil with no ripples and splashes from anything you do). The textures are crude and the physics are wonky. Whatever gameplay is there is functional, at best, and incredibly basic. I picked this up as a joke more than anything else, and the game is far from 'great' (or even 'good'). That said, it's also strangely charming and incredibly relaxing. I wasn't annoyed whenever the physics flipped out and did something stupid, because it's all so serene and completely stressfree anyways. The game is what you see on the store page. No more, no less - and as lacking as it may be, it can fill the spot of "office game" very well in the place of solitaire or minesweeper. Toddlers may also get a kick out of it. Kids older than a couple of years will probably find it too boring though - which ironically suited me just fine.42 found this helpful
I just had a great dad-daughter time with my 4 year old driving around a yellow duckie. That worth $10? Hell ya.25 found this helpful
[h1]Short version: 36%[/h1] [i](If I could, I would use a "neutral" option in the voting.)[/i] On the surface, Duckie Dash doesn’t bode well: bad physics, repetitive levels, and plethora of level design oversights. Still, thanks to the lack of challenge, it is a surprisingly soothing little thing. [h1]Long version:[/h1] Duckie Dash looks and feels like a cheap Unity asset store product. It is a time trial game, where the player has to navigate a little ducky through 3×10 courses, using slipstreams, geysers, and boosters, all the while avoiding some unfriendly beavers and whirlpools. Since there are no opponents and the par times are incredibly generous, the only hazard the player faces are the physics, or more like the lack of them: there is no acceleration, collision stops you instantly, and the water is more like some transparent jelly. Still, there is something soothing about playing a game with no chance to lose. Also, the stages are super short (30-180 seconds), so Duckie Dash can be used as something like a calming treatment, if you like these challengeless titles (and if its price drops to a reasonable level).25 found this helpful
It's simply epic.11 found this helpful
Beat the game in 54 minutes. It was actually nice for a quick play through.6 found this helpful
I like the duck2 found this helpful
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