If a game can be described as "quack-tacular" we'll definitely try the demo.
August 28, 2024
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Game Developer and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press]
Bear Belly Games :
The adorably addicting, retro arcade roguelite is coming to PC in 2024, and Nintendo Switch in 2025.
I'm ducking excited to share the free demo with you. The demo features award winning music composed by the incredibly talented Richard Shallbetter and Mike Rieckenberg “Specks”, gorgeous pixel art, and incredibly addictive gameplay. Play the demo here.
An evil Lich has stolen your ducklings, and you are a very ANGRY Mama Duck.
My feathers are puffed up and proud to unveil the demo for Dungeons and Ducklings. This PacMan Roguelite Duckventure is surprisingly addictive and puts a modern twist on the retro arcade classic. Battle your way through undead minions, and GIANT bosses in the Lich's never ending, maze-like dungeon. It's PacMan, with an attack that can bust walls, and slay enemies!
Adorable with Attitude
Put your peepers on this gorgeous artwork which perfectly captures the adorable attitude of the game. The pastel style intro cut scene shows brings Mama Duck and her ducklings tragic tale to life.
Beautiful pixel art brings out the angry attitude of Mama Duck while her yellow tail-feathers harken back to the retro classic that inspired it all.
Play fashion ducks to mix and match Mama Duck's outfits. A wide variety of unlockable hats, capes, weapons, and more can all be seen on Mama Duck as she bashes her way through the Dungeons.
Updated Demo
Features the first boss of the game, and an endless mode.
A bumping soundtrack will pull you into the flow state. Voted best music at 2D Con!
A wide variety of enemies to battle and traps to avoid.
Full voice acting and writing that will quack you up.
Thank you all for diving into Dungeons and Ducklings. A family friendly game that older gamers will instantly recognize, and young gamers will fall in love.
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