Duck Games — small games about doing less
DuckDoro makes small browser games that argue the same thing the app
argues: choose fewer things, and start with the heavy one. They are
free, they need no account and no install, they carry no ads, and each
one is over in a couple of minutes.
One Duck Day
A workday in two minutes. Nine things float on a pond and you can
carry three; picking up a fourth makes the oldest one sink. One of the
nine is a frog — the task you keep putting off — and it grows every
hour you leave it alone. Only what reaches the nest counts. There is
no score: the day ends with a sentence about how you spent it.
Play One Duck Day.
Duck Run
An endless runner for the break after a focus session. One duck, one
jump button, one weekly leaderboard. Signed in, a run is unlocked by
finishing a focus session; signed out, guests play for free.
Play Duck Run.
Sort the Pond
Sixty seconds, ten tasks and three gates cut into the far bank:
today, later, never. The current carries every task toward the bank
on its own, so anything you do not steer ends up undecided. Today
holds three; later refuses nothing; the third lane is the hard one.
Play Sort the Pond.
Frog Hunt
One frog in a pond and until dusk to catch it. It is slower than you
at the start and faster than you at the end, and every shiny little
thing you pick up on the way — a quick reply, a tidy desk — costs you
daylight and raises its speed for good.
Play Frog Hunt.
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