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Cheirinho de infância em ficar a tarde inteira jogando com todos os tipos de patos. Zerei 4x.
2.5☆ - Yet another nostalgic flash game, though I would still find this one fun so bonus points. Nostalgia +1☆.
This game is truly fantastic
This one kinda sucks. Most of these games are grindy but this one's longer than 1 or 2 and the minigame variety just isn't really there yet. Energy curve also really sucks in this one, and I hit level 50 on everything well before I was even close to finishing the first set of races. Overall just doesn't really know if it wants to be a single-sitting game like 2 or a longer thing like 4 and it just ends up being the worst of both worlds
There has to be at least one person in the world who became a furry because of the muscular red duck or the slender, humanoid green duck.
Haven't played this one in a while but I remember it being very good! That's all I really have to say about it gameplay-wise, each minigame progresses in difficulty in a natural way when you reach a new league and the game can be very pretty at times. I might as well use this review to mention the music of the series because this is where the game starts to shine and it's one of the best parts of the early games. There weren't that many tracks in Duck Life 1 and 2, but they were servicable enough as ways to get you pumped up for the game. In Duck Life 3, London and the Easter Islands give off vibes appropiate to that location while still staying distinct from each other. The biggest draw is the lack of a training theme, but the songs more than make up for it. It all leads up to the final race, which is simply epic from the music that melds the main theme and the race theme (something that only appears in the early game) to you being involved in the race by shooting down domos, to how the evolution concept built up to this moment, It's no secret why this game has become a fan favorite. Its just held back by how its the same 4 minigames fundamentally even if they're all very fun.