Duck Detective: Secret Salami Pre-Registration Now Open

Get ready to quack the case, whether you're prepared or not, because Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is making its way to mobile devices. Snapbreak and Happy Broccoli Games have joined forces to bring this delightful game to your fingertips. Snapbreak Games has already opened pre-registration on Android, with a planned launch on April 9th. Soon, you'll step into the webbed shoes of Eugene McQuacklin, a down-on-his-luck duck with an uncanny talent for sniffing out trouble.

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Duck Detective: The Secret Salami revolves around Eugene McQuacklin, a duck investigator on a mission to solve the mystery of the century. This cozy adventure game is filled with quirky humor and clever puzzles, making it an enjoyable experience for players. The story begins with Eugene, the dramatic bird detective, tasked with uncovering the whereabouts of a missing salami. You'll find yourself interrogating shady suspects, exploring crime scenes, and piecing together clues to unravel the mystery.

The game is brimming with layers of comedic charm, guaranteed to make you laugh out loud with its absurd situations and Eugene's antics. Eugene has a unique knack for judging people just by staring at them intensely, causing them to spill their secrets. You can even throw bread at suspects, adding a lighthearted and goofy twist to the gameplay. Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is fully voice-acted, bringing every absurd conversation vividly to life.

Happy Broccoli Games, the indie studio behind this title, is based in Berlin. They previously developed Kraken Academy, which garnered positive reviews. The studio is already cooking up more adventures for the Duck Detective series. If you're in the mood for a fun, low-stakes mystery, you can pre-register for Duck Detective: The Secret Salami on the Google Play Store.

Before you go, don't forget to check out our news on the Myst-like Lovecraftian point-and-click puzzle game My Father Lied, coming to Android later this year.