When we talked about the first Duck Simulator, we were not really sure what to expect. We were looking for something with a more realistic look, and we didn’t find it. Instead, we found a game that straddled genres. As a matter of fact, Duck Simulation 2 swung genres in its later stages, changing between shooting red capsules and jumping from island to island. Thankfully, the game’s soundtrack was so good that we decided to download it and give it a listen.
Fortunately, we discovered that there are screenshots for this game. While there are no screenshots of this game for Windows, there are five for other versions of this game, and two official promotional screenshots. If you’re interested in playing Duck Simulator 2, don’t miss out on these! They’re the perfect way to get a feel for the game’s look. But if you’re curious about what the game’s audio output sounds like, we’ve got you covered.
The game’s sound quality is excellent, but it has some limitations. For example, the game’s sound is very low. Depending on the audio, you might have trouble hearing the developer talk. The developers have to speak to a microphone to record their speech. You’ll need to make sure that you turn off the sound if you want to hear what they’re saying. However, the good news is that you can turn off the developers’ voice and destroy their speakers to silence them.