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Feed the Duck
Peas, corn, oats and lettuce fall from the sky. Catch them all — and let the bread drop, because bread is not duck food.
Peas, corn, oats and lettuce fall from the sky. Catch them all — and let the bread drop, because bread is not duck food.
Feed the Duck is the Quackoria game with a point to make. Everything you catch is something real ducks actually eat well on, and the one thing you are supposed to drop is the thing most people bring to the pond. It plays in one hand on a phone and takes about a minute a round.
How to Play
- Move the duck left and right under the falling food.
- Catch peas, corn, oats and lettuce. Every catch adds points.
- Let the bread fall past you. Catching bread costs a life.
- Three lives. The longer you last, the faster it falls.
Controls
Desktop
- Mouse moveSteer the duck
- Left and Right arrowsSteer the duck
- PPause and resume
- RRestart
- MSound on or off
Mobile
- Drag anywhereSteer the duck
- TapStart or restart
Gameplay tips
- Steer to where the food will be, not to where it is now.
- Lettuce is worth more than everything else — take the detour for it.
- When two things fall together and one is bread, take the loss and move.
- The speed climbs with your score, so bank easy catches early.
About the game
Feed the Duck is the Quackoria game with a point to make. Everything you catch is something real ducks actually eat well on, and the one thing you are supposed to drop is the thing most people bring to the pond. It plays in one hand on a phone and takes about a minute a round.
Frequently asked questions
Why does bread cost a life?
Because bread is poor nutrition for ducks and fouls the water they live in. The game is a small joke with a real point behind it — there is a whole article about it in Quackoria Learn.
Do I need an account?
No. Every Quackoria game runs straight in the browser with nothing to install.
Is my best score saved?
Yes, in your own browser. Clearing your browsing data clears it.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Drag anywhere on the screen to steer — you do not have to touch the duck itself.
