$5.99 (−60%)DUCKSIDE Survival with webbed feet and wings
Rust with feathers. DUCKSIDE drops you on a big island as a duck with a gun, where you loot, craft, build a trash-house nest, and fly while shooting. Bring co-op friends and start your own flock to raid, defend, and wear hats together.
Is DUCKSIDE worth it?
DUCKSIDE is worth it if…
- you like co-op friends and shared base-building with raids
- you want silly shootouts where everyone is a duck in a hat
- you like flying across an open island to hunt for loot
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A flock that loots and shoots together
You and your co-op friends form a flock, then split the hard duck life between gathering, crafting, and guard duty. One of you harvests scrap for walls and workbenches, another puts together guns and tools, and someone keeps watch because every base can be broken into and every stash can be raided.
Death stings here. A living duck keeps gear safe and teammates alive, and a dead one drops it all. That makes teamwork simple and direct: build nests for storage and safety, share loot, and show up when rival ducks come to ruffle feathers.
Flight with firepower and hats
The part no human survival game can copy is the wings. You take off across the island, glide over trees, hover above a compound, accelerate away from trouble, and keep firing while airborne. Finding resources and odd treasures from the air feels fast and silly in the best way.
On the ground you are still very much a duck: waddling around with a machine gun, a grenade at your side, and a hat on your head. Crafting stays straightforward, shelters go up quickly, and PvP plus PvE give your flock something to shoot back at.
Good to know before you waddle in?
How does flying work in fights?
Flight is a full movement set: glide, hover, accelerate, and drop from the sky, even while shooting. It turns raids and escapes into vertical problems, since cover matters less when a duck with a shotgun can appear overhead.
What happens to your base when you log off?
It stays in the persistent world, and nothing is truly safe. Structures can be destroyed and loot can be raided, so build nests with storage, walls, and position in mind, and keep only what your flock can afford to lose.
