You never know what fowl beasts you’ll create in Clusterduck.
In this hilariously offbeat duck-breeding game, you’re a mad scientist manipulating a growing flock to hatch ever odder offspring.
There’s a method to your madness: Each duckling inherits its parents’ head, body, and wing shape—sometimes with a wild new mutation. By letting more exotic ducks intermingle while sacrificing common ones to the Hole, you’ll unlock birds with wonderfully weird plumage...and personalities.
According to developer PikPok, there are 34 quintillion possible combinations in Clusterduck—but only 99 are special enough to earn a name instead of a generic number. See if you can whip up one of these amazing oddities.
Clown
PikPok’s artists find clowns terrifying, so they gave this goofy trickster wings and little bells around its neck so it can’t sneak up on you.
Bred by: Ducks with the unmistakable clown head, balloon-toting body, and bell-adorned wings.
Count Quack
This vampire would’ve been born in a castle if it didn’t hatch from an egg, according to PikPok. But don’t be horrified by all that crimson—it’s ketchup, not blood.
Bred by: Ducks with bright red heads, bodies, and wings.
Bee
It may be un-bee-lievable, but this creature is actually a duck. PikPok initially planned to put a stinger on Bee’s backside but went with a cute little pal instead.
Bred by: Ducks with insectlike wings and (as you might expect) a beelike head and body.
Duckbot
This mechanized mallard is programmed to overthrow unsuspecting colonies of ducks and replace them with more robots.
Bred by: Ducks with machinelike steely-gray features.
In-Bread
Hungry? This lazy duck likes to loaf around and dough-ze off—and it kneads lots of attention.
Bred by: Ducks with a slice-of-bread head, a fluffy white body, and two-toned wings.
[Nameless]
Though it technically has no name, this super-rare duck sure is colorful—and cursed!
Bred by: This one’s tricky. After you sacrifice enough ducks to the Hole, a monster will pop its head out. Tap it to make it slink back in—and spit out cursed eggs that’ll hatch this duck’s parents, one snake-headed and one giraffe-headed.