Quack Quack Up Demo Launches on Steam, Full Release Set for Q2 2026
The demo gives a first look at a party game that uses microphone volume as a core mechanic, ahead of its full release and a planned Steam Next Fest appearance.
Reporting from 1 sources: Denfaminicogamer.
FuncoreClub and 2P Games released a free demo of the voice-cooperative party game Quack Quack Up on Steam on May 29. The full version is planned for the second quarter of 2026. Players shout to guide ducks through stages, with up to four-player online co-op and physics-based obstacles.
The demo includes the first stage, Mountain Village, where players can chase away stray dogs with firecrackers and stones, avoid falling boulders, and deliver ducks to earn rewards. Achievements unlock badges, and collected rewards can be spent on unique costumes. The full game will feature stages such as ice fields and deserts, with physics-driven obstacles like cliffs and quicksand. The game supports up to four players in online co-op, where teammates' voices also affect controls, creating potential for accidental mishaps.
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- Denfaminicogamer 操作は“絶叫”のみ。声でアヒルを導くパーティゲーム『ドタバタ！ダックキャッチャー』の無料体験版が5月29日よりSteamにて配信開始