QUACK ATTACK 1985: TURBO DX EDITION Reviews

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I think I was briefed by George Lowe!

This game has everything you could want in a next gen cutting edge graphix xcorex duck game!!!!!!!!!!!

I love geese and I love ducks -- however, generally speaking, geese are definitely a lot meaner. In this game, you are a lone duck pitted against an increasingly large (and mean) "gang" of nazi-geese that will not rest until they have all of your eggs. Your objective is to collect as many eggs as possible "for glory". The geese do not make this easy, they are always right on your ass, attempting to take any eggs you may have collected. As long as you are alive and collecting eggs your score will increase, regardless of the geese snatching your eggs -- but you can also take your eggs back from the geese. If you collide with a goose and you have less eggs, you will lose a life. My only experience so far is in Classic Mode. To unlock other modes you have to complete objectives (example: Score 200,000 in Classic Mode to unlock the next mode of play). The controls are really simple, and you can even use a controller if you want to, but I found that I ended up preferring my keyboard for this one. The duck can move and "turbo" (shift on keyboard) but speed will not save you from losing a life if you collide with a goose while carrying less eggs. In terms of the field of play, the top and bottom of the map are locked but the sides will loop you back around, kind of like Pac-Man. I guess a few people complained about the "flashing colors" in this game -- I on the other hand, really appreciate how the randomized palette lends to the overall chaos. The music and sound effects are more than adequate and complete the overall package. This game is great to play if you only have a few minutes but it's also potentially addicting. I expect that I will probably play a lot more of this game and it only costs $0.99 (but I got it on sale).

Yo! This game is the shit! You all need to make this game for MacBooks so I can play it when I'm with my mom too! This game is very fun and addicting for me, just not good for anyone with sensitive eyes, and again guys, you all should make it available for Macbook

Edit: I revisited at dev's request, and yes, you can turn off the music - but not the sound effets. Problem persists. Nope. Too many rough edges and a dev that simply won't fix things. [b]While there may be an incredibly addicting and brilliant arcade game hidden somewhere in here - I'm downvoting because you can't alt+tab and there is no volume control.[/b] So, in essence, I have to play it at full volume. I can't even manually control it through Windows. [b]And it's offensively loud and flashy.[/b] Now, I did play the game. I don't see any brilliance here at all. I don't find it engaging or addicting, but again, some arcade games don't really shine until you play a good bit. With this one, I'll never know. Overall I'd just say it's too fast and furious for me.

It crashes after being minimized, you have to kill the process.

2 points: 1) Regardless of your susceptibility to epilepsy, this game WILL give you a seizure (note the 5.5 hrs on record - i was not conscious for at least 5 of those hours). 2) This is not a duck simulator and is exploitive to waterfowl more generally. All that being said, I recommend this game. ...if only to promote a market where more waterfowl is featured in gaming.

QUACK ATTACK 1985: TURBO DX EDITION is a classic arcade-style game with pixel graphics and a fun, nostalgic feel. The game features DUCKSTER, a cool duck who must protect his eggs from the evil geese gang. The game is challenging, but rewarding, and the variety of game modes keeps it fresh and exciting. The inclusion of the game in the ATTACK PACK, which includes two other games, is a great value for the price. The game has good onboard audio and the graphics are well-done for the pixel style. The controls are responsive and the overall game mechanics are solid. The difficulty level can be high, but that adds to the replay value and sense of accomplishment when you succeed. In conclusion, I would recommend QUACK ATTACK 1985: TURBO DX EDITION to anyone who loves classic arcade-style games and is looking for a fun, nostalgic challenge. The inclusion of two other games in the ATTACK PACK makes this an even better value.

If you are super into the [b]Jeff Minter[/b]'s works and [b]Llamasoft[/b] more obscure stuff, if your computer in the childhood was a Commodore 64 and you are missing these days, if you follow the contemporary score-chaser arcade scene and '[b]Don't Die Mr. Robot DX[/b]', '[b]Death Ray Manta SE[/b]', '[b]Forget-Me-Not

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