Quacker Bros : First Heist

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In "Quacker Bros: First Heist," protect your hard-earned treasure from a ruthless chicken gang. Upgrade your duck army, build defenses, and employ strategic gameplay to withstand increasingly ferocious chicken attacks. As you progress, unlock new units and face cunning foes in this fun and addictive strategy game.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

98%

Audience ScoreBased on 102 reviews

humor6 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game is a fun and quirky tower defense experience with a unique duck and chicken theme, making it enjoyable and lighthearted.
It offers a variety of ducks with different traits, allowing for interesting team compositions and strategies.
As a free game, it provides great value and has the potential for further development and improvements.

The game is quite short and lacks replayability, with many players finishing it in under 30 minutes.
There are balancing issues, particularly with certain ducks being overpowered, leading to an unbalanced gameplay experience.
The user interface and overall game mechanics can be confusing, with unclear information and a lack of progression systems.

gameplay
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The gameplay has been described as a confusing mix of bullet heaven mechanics and tower defense elements, with some players questioning the presence of roguelike features. The introduction of trait groups has been criticized for adding complexity without enhancing the experience. Overall, while the blend of genres shows potential, it may not meet the expectations set by its claims.
- “Pretty solid blend of the gameplay and mechanics from a bullet heaven injected into a tower defense model.”
- “The game claims to be a roguelike, but I've seen zero evidence of any roguelike mechanics.”
- “The trait 'groups' doesn't make gameplay better; it makes it more confusing.”
- “If this is core gameplay, then it's sad.”
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is described as light and simple, with amusing graphics that contribute to its charm. While players find it somewhat funny, they believe the game could benefit from additional content to enhance its comedic potential.
- “Other than that, it's a simple game with funny graphics. I definitely see potential for growth if they add stuff like bosses, passives, different stages, etc.”
- “Just a little funny game!”
- “Funny”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are described as simple yet charming, featuring cute characters like a duck and chicken that enhance its appeal. Reviewers appreciate the humorous aesthetic and the overall visual style, likening it to the bullet-hell genre and expressing optimism for future enhancements.
- “The cute graphics with the duck and chicken sold this game for me.”
- “The aesthetics and bullet-heaven feels, collecting blue dots for experience, it's more like Vampire Survivors.”
- “It's a simple game with funny graphics; I definitely see potential for growth if they add features like bosses, passives, and different stages.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is perceived as lacking depth, with some users feeling it resembles vegan propaganda rather than a fully developed narrative. There is a desire for a sequel that includes a more substantial background story and long-term objectives beyond mere survival.
- “I hope the developer will make a sequel version of this game with a background story and provide a long-term goal of this game besides just trying to survive as long as possible.”
- “But I hope the developer will make a sequel version of this game with a background story and provide a long-term goal of this game besides just trying to survive as long as possible.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers limited replayability, primarily due to its short duration and repetitive gameplay, with only minor variations from randomization of recruits. Players may find some incentive to experiment with different units, but overall, the experience remains largely the same after the initial playthrough.
- “I finished it in 10 minutes; there's no replayability other than maybe you want to try new units.”
- “It's replayable but not for long, because it's the same exact thing each time (except for the randomization of recruits).”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express confusion regarding the emotional impact of the game's mechanics, particularly feeling that ducks with support skills or summons may be undervalued, which affects their overall engagement and connection to the gameplay.
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users have reported issues with the game's audio settings, specifically that even when the audio is turned off in the settings, the music and sound effects remain too loud upon starting a new game. Despite this, the overall entertainment value of the game is acknowledged.
- “I just downloaded the game and I must say that it's entertaining; however, there seems to be an issue as I remove the audio in the settings, but as soon as I start a new game, the music and sound effects are too loud.”