Not A Duck

There is exactly one rule. Do not tap the duck. Everything else on screen is fair game. Toasters, teapots, disgruntled cutlery, a fish in a hat. Tap it, smash it, clear the stage. But the ducks are in there too, drifting and spinning and looking almost exactly like everything else. Tap one and you'll feel it. Tap three and you're done. Every level is hand-authored, a fresh arrangement of chaos. Pieces float, tumble, swarm, and rise. Just when you've learned to read a pattern, the pattern changes. Then it never stops. Endless mode keeps escalating long after you think you've finished. Hand-drawn in the rubber-hose style of 1930s animation. Every sprite inked by hand. A vaudeville stage, a wobbling curtain, two hundred characters who very much do not want to be tapped. - Hand-built levels across six escalating movement styles - Endless mode that never stops getting harder - Collectible trophies for the players who go looking - Shields and buffs when the screen gets mean - Plays in portrait, one thumb, anywhere - No ads. No additional purchases. No internet required. Tap everything that moves. Except for ducks.