THROWCADE game

Quack Attack

A two-player darts showdown: hide your flock and search for your rival’s ducks.

Players
2
Style
Two-player showdown

A DUCK HUNT WITH A RIVAL ACROSS THE BOARD

Quack Attack turns a real dartboard into a colourful game of hide and seek. You have a flock to protect and an opponent’s hiding places to discover. Every throw creates a little anticipation: an empty patch of water, or the duck you were hoping to find?

WHO IS IT FOR?

Two players who enjoy a head-to-head game with a sense of mischief. It makes a change from competing for the biggest score and gives both players a reason to watch every throw.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PLAY?

A private setup comes before the hunt. Once play starts, the app leads the turns and reveals what each search uncovers. Learn the full rules inside the game, then see who can find the other flock first.

Quack Attack artwork from THROWCADE.

PLAYING QUACK ATTACK IN THROWCADE

This game is in the completed Play catalogue. Play currently requires an eligible verified account; a free website account alone does not unlock access. The app shows the games available to your account.

Use a real dartboard and enter your throws manually. THROWCADE handles the targets, turn prompts and results. Local shared-screen play and online rooms are available for eligible Play accounts.

Between games, keep accepted friends together, send game invitations and follow your player’s XP and achievements in the Trophy Cabinet. Notification controls in the app let you choose invitations, achievement notices and quiet hours. These features follow your account’s Play access.

Children should use age-appropriate equipment with responsible adult supervision in a clear, safe throwing area.

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