Posted on: September 10, 2024
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Great Mechanics, Plot, and Humour
Duck Detective has some of the best mechanics of any puzzle game I have played. You gather clues from collecting objects and words. The words you get from talking to people and inspecting objects. You then use the words to fill in the blanks of your deducktions to figure out what has happened in order to further the plot. It's all very simple and easy to get used to and is helped by the game's fantastic UI. You can get an idea of what to try next by looking at the map where it lists where each person is and if they have an exclamation mark then you should talk to them or show them an object to get their thoughts on it. The game also has a hint system but to be honest I didn't find it very useful as it is extremely vague. You can also simply try various combos of words in the deducktions and guess them if you can't figure it out based on clues. I had to do this a few times. The game will say how many errors you have and obviously if you try something different and that number goes down then you have found the correct option for that blank. The reason I had to do this is that while the plot makes sense in hindsight I had trouble piecing together where it was going by the clues provided and didn't always see it's logic. That being said many of the puzzles are well done, make sense, and have good hints provided by objects and other clues. The voice acting was great as was the humour. I can see kids enjoying this but as an adult I had a great time as well. The art style was very well done. It almost had the look of a pop up diorama the way the characters moved. One thing I didn't like was the fact that at the end I can't choose to arrest no one. I played Duck Detective on Linux. It never crashed and I didn't notice any bugs or spelling errors. There is no graphics options aside from resolution. The game saves on exit and there is just one save slot. Even though the game had no v-sync option it still respected my refresh rate.
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