Waddle Warfare

Physics Based Duck fueled fun!

Waddle Warfare - A public beta release

Waddle your way into Waddle Warfare, a duck-based physics conundrum of fun! Play as a selection of ducks, each with different physics properties, and fight against others for dominance across a wide variety of maps (6 map themes with 6 iterations each!) and modes. Created from scratch by two friends using Unity 6 and Blender, and equipped with a custom duck physics engine (MainPhys), this is the ultimate recipe for duck-fuelled fun.

Player vs Com

Play against the AI — a custom algorithm designed to make it genuinely challenging. Enjoy various modes such as 1v1, 1v2, and 1v3 while battling to be the last one with lives remaining. Earn coins to unlock more ducks and even more fun!

Duck Football, Capture the Flag, and a custom “Ducked Up Bender” gamemode are all included in this ducktastic package.

Local Multiplayer

Local multiplayer (local coop) is inlucded with both players using the same keyboard! Battle you're friends on the same screen across a variety of gamemodes

Parkour

Master the physics engine and movement mechanics in the parkour modes, fight the clock mastering the maps to try get the fastest time possible

Unlock, play and master!

Multiple characters with different physics to master
12+ unique tracks in the game's soundtrack!
Low system requirements - Customisible settings / graphics
More to come!*

System Requirements: TBD

GPU not required but reccomended for high effect quality!

*Developers note:
Waddle Warfare is currently in a Public Beta stage. Despite Mainsoftwork’s commitment to delivering exceptional experiences, the game may not receive further updates. We have a lot of content planned (online multiplayer modes, rankings, a full story, and a full rework to make the game more professional). However, in its current state, it’s outside our scope and budget.
If the game receives reasonable attention, views, and feedback, we will restart major development — adding the planned content and improving what exists. But at the moment, it’s not viable for us (two very busy people) to sink more time into it. Other games and projects are currently more important.
We’ve spent a lot of time (almost a year, on and off) developing the physics, maps, and content for this game, and it would be a shame to let it go to waste. That’s why the game is a free download for anyone interested. Please give feedback or rate the game if it’s something you’d like to see fully developed in the future :)