Duckie Dash

Look... it's a game where you're constantly in water, yet the water itself has just about 0 water effects (it's like plastic foil with no ripples and splashes from anything you do). The textures are crude and the physics are wonky. Whatever gameplay is there is functional, at best, and incredibly basic. I picked this up as a joke more than anything else, and the game is far from 'great' (or even 'good'). That said, it's also strangely charming and incredibly relaxing. I wasn't annoyed whenever the physics flipped out and did something stupid, because it's all so serene and completely stressfree anyways. The game is what you see on the store page. No more, no less - and as lacking as it may be, it can fill the spot of "office game" very well in the place of solitaire or minesweeper. Toddlers may also get a kick out of it. Kids older than a couple of years will probably find it too boring though - which ironically suited me just fine.

I just had a great dad-daughter time with my 4 year old driving around a yellow duckie. That worth $10? Hell ya.

Beat the game in 54 minutes. It was actually nice for a quick play through.

I like the duck