Catch a Duck

For me; Catch a Duck hearkens back to 1992's Animal Quest on DOS. There's still a hierarchy of animal enemies & you are in a natural "maze" setting. The only thing missing from Catch a Duck in comparison is the turn based gameplay and grid. Technical: Catch a Duck was made in Unity and had problems when I allowed it to run over 60hz. Luckily I had just setup a TV (to extend my laptop display to) so I just played it on that screen and it worked swimmingly. Without playing in 60hz enemies would catch me every time and I'd venture to guess the game is impossible at 144hz. Game: The game is fun and provides enough of a challenge throughout. The art style is quirky and fun yet unobnoxious. There are some control frustrations. I would have loved to use the D-Pad instead of analog. I didn't look around the map much until the later levels; but this could streamline the entire play through. The bonus levels seem very odd and tacked on compared to the rest of the game. This game also has achievements tied to playing in one sitting. I'd recommend Catch a Duck if it seems like anything you are familiar with or you generally like short action puzzle games.

Not worth the full price, it's really short (I 100%'d it and have 4 hours on Steam). Could have easily been a flash game. I bought it for some cents and it was worth that price for sure, I enjoyed it