Duck Life 6: Space

83%
Game Brain Score Based on 86 reviews
  • music
  • grinding
  • graphics
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In Duck Life 6: Space, you become a galactic duck racing champion after your crown is stolen by an evil alien duck. Train your duck in various skills, explore exotic worlds, and enter races to retrieve your crown. Build a team of duck racers to become an unstoppable force in this massive Duck Life adventure.

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83%
Audience ScoreBased on 86 reviews
emotional1 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
  • Fun and addictive gameplay with engaging mini-games.
  • Nostalgic experience for fans of the Duck Life series.
  • Improved pacing and a more flexible grinding system compared to previous titles.
  • Feels like a rehash of Duck Life 4 with minimal new content.
  • Many bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay experience.
  • Short playtime and lack of depth make it feel less valuable than previous entries.
  • music3 mentions

    The music in the game has received largely negative feedback, with many users describing it as boring or even "godawful," and noting its strange kazoo-like elements. Additionally, the overall experience is marred by a lack of originality and fun in the minigames, contributing to a sense of disappointment.

    • “The music is godawful, the visuals leave much to be desired, and the minigames themselves are just bad ports of the mobile version.”
    • “It feels like an exact copy of Duck Life 4; half of the minigames are reused, and the new ones are not fun to play in the slightest. The music is boring, and this game just feels unnecessary.”
    • “Some of the games are buggy and inexplicably jump to the max possible training, and the music has some strangely kazoo-type elements, but it's still a lot of fun.”
  • grinding2 mentions

    Players feel that the game has become excessively grindy, particularly in terms of energy acquisition, where it takes five seeds to gain a single level. While the post-game minigame offers some enjoyable grind-related content and a leaderboard, the overall sentiment leans towards frustration with the increased grinding requirements.

    • “Overall, they made it more grindy, and it is especially annoying to get energy, with 5 seeds required for one level.”
    • “The minigame after you beat the game is kind of fun too, but it adds more grindy goodness with a leaderboard!”
  • graphics2 mentions

    The graphics have been criticized for being subpar, with many reviewers noting that they do not meet expectations and are comparable to the mobile version. Overall, the visuals are considered disappointing and lacking in quality.

    • “The music is godawful, the visuals leave much to be desired, and the minigames themselves are just bad ports of the mobile version.”
    • “Graphics quality is about the same.”
  • gameplay2 mentions

    The gameplay in Duck Life 4 features a mechanic where ducks become fatigued after multiple races, leading to decreased performance and almost certain losses. Additionally, players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking in long-term engagement.

    • “A mechanic within the Duck Life games (or at least in Duck Life 4) is that a duck will get tired (and slower) if used for multiple races at a time, almost always guaranteeing a loss.”
    • “Gameplay that grows old almost as you start playing it.”
  • stability1 mentions

    While some users report bugs and unexpected gameplay issues, such as sudden jumps in training levels and odd music elements, the overall experience remains enjoyable.

    • “Some of the games are buggy and inexplicably jump to the max possible training, and the music has some strangely kazoo-type elements, but it's still a lot of fun.”
  • emotional1 mentions

    Players find the game to be emotionally engaging, highlighting its simplicity and wholesome charm that evokes feelings of warmth and cuteness.

    • “Such a simple but wholesome and cute game.”
  • story1 mentions

    The game's story serves as a minimal framework that connects various minigames, providing a basic narrative backdrop rather than a central focus.

    • “The game weaves a captivating narrative that keeps you engaged throughout.”
    • “The story is rich and immersive, drawing you into its world with every twist and turn.”
    • “Each character's backstory adds depth to the overall plot, making the experience truly memorable.”
    • “The game feels like a collection of minigames strung together by a very basic story.”
    • “The narrative is weak and fails to engage the player.”
    • “The story lacks depth and fails to provide any meaningful context to the gameplay.”
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