Gunducky Industries++

Honestly, I like the idea of being able to hop inside a plane and shoot rubber ducks but that's where the good things end. The game is extremely boring and annoying, good luck if you're trying to get 100% since some of the enemies are positioned in such a way it's barely possible to shoot them all.

Gunducky Industries++ is an extremely badly made third person 3D arcade flyer/shooter slapped together with Unity, and really doing a great job at justifying the existence of the asset stores, because man, this is so bad I wished I was playing a Russian asset flip scam game. Controls are clunky, you use WASD to alter your facing as you fly, but the arrow keys magically move you up, down, left, right... it's super clunky. Why no mouse control? Pretty sure whoever developed this never saw a video game before and just read about one in a magazine once. Visuals are crap, too, the laughable grass texture on the sides of "hills"... really, really bad stuff here. And sure, everyone needs to learn how to make games if they want to be a game developer, but why launch this garbage on Steam? For profit?!?? From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is running at the native resolution of their displays... there's no guarantee this game will look right on any PC as a result of th…

Gunducky Industries++ is an arcade-style aerial action game developed and published by The Voices Games that embraces simplicity without sacrificing excitement. Built around fast-paced flying and accessible controls, it throws players into a world where an overwhelming robot uprising has nearly wiped out humanity. As one of the last surviving pilots, your objective is to cut through enemy territory, eliminate hostile machines, and ultimately destroy the industrial complex responsible for producing the mechanical army. The story remains intentionally lightweight, serving mainly as a backdrop that keeps the action moving while allowing the gameplay to remain the primary attraction. The game's strongest feature is its emphasis on skillful flying through confined environments rather than endless open skies. Every stage requires players to carefully navigate forests, rivers, ancient ruins, sprawling cities, and heavily fortified industrial zones while avoiding enemy fire and environmental hazards. Flying too aggressively can result in collisions, while playing too cautiously leaves plenty of opportunities for hostile robots to overwhelm you. This constant balancing act creates a satisf…

My ̶m̶a̶n̶i̶f̶e̶s̶t̶o̶ Gunducky Industries++ review Gunducky industries++ saved my life. My wife left me, both my kids got hit by a plane (seperate incidents, same plane) and my dog slapped me in the balls, all in the same day. That night I was ready to end it all. I poured my 37.6 cups of water, ready to drink them all to end my suffering, before I saw a notification “From your wishlist: Gunducky industries++ is on sale, check it out!” I postponed my plans and hurried to buy and launched Gunducky industries++. As I’m writing this review those cups are still sitting on my table, but I don’t want to drink them anymore. I don’t need my wife, I’m married to the gunduckies now, and I don’t care about my kids, I have the mosquitos and fish to keep me company, and I threw my dog into a river, I have the space ship now! He would never slap my balls! Overall like a 2.3/10, repetitive gameplay, levels are too long, save points aren’t frequent enough

Dude why does it reset your entire progress any time you die. That's crazy

I actually found myself enjoying this game. There's enough of a story for you to understand you're returning to the factory. Bright, cheerful graphics and enemies such as hornet robots, cute ducky robots, jumping fish and more. Where I had trouble was the controls. WASD is your pitch and arrows to move. Space bar to fire. Let's just say I'm super bad at that. I noticed it was hard for me to actually line up to hit the enemies but thankfully they can't fire very well either. Sometimes an enemy robot I passed would turn around to track me, only to obscure the screen, but other than that, I had fun for .49 cents USD.