Duck Frenzy

Duck Frenzy is a browser arcade hunting game by Pointers And Hooks. Shoot flying ducks through three timed marsh levels, meeting each level’s score goal to advance. Clearing the third level unlocks the short Feather Frenzy bonus round. Consecutive hits build a score multiplier, while headshots, banded birds and accurate shooting add bonuses. Classic uses the standard shotgun with calls and point tokens. Outfitted adds gear such as decoys, wider chokes and faster reloads. Loons, herons and bald eagles are protected targets: hitting them costs points and breaks your streak. Guest play is available, with optional account saving, purchases and advertising on supported versions.

Choose Classic or Outfitted and start at Level 1 for a ranked run. Shoot ducks during each 60-second main level and reach its displayed goal to unlock the next. Your shotgun holds three shells and reloads automatically when empty; reload earlier when needed. Use the duck call to slow the flock, avoid protected birds, and clear Level 3 to reach the 20-second Feather Frenzy. Selecting another unlocked level starts practice.

Click or tap flying ducks to shoot. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys to aim, Space or Enter to shoot, R to reload, C for the duck call, D for decoys and P to pause. On-screen controls also handle reloads, calls and available gear. Decoys and some upgrades require Outfitted mode.

Prioritize clean hits over indiscriminate fire: protected birds reduce points and reset your streak. Refill shells before a promising flock and use a call when targets are hard to track. Read the current level goal, because progression uses that level’s score rather than the combined run total. Preserve limited gear until you intend to activate it.

- Classic and Outfitted modes - Three main levels and Feather Frenzy bonus - Accuracy, headshot and streak bonuses - Protected birds with score penalties - Optional decoys and equipment - Separate mode leaderboards and share cards - Mouse, touch and keyboard controls - Optional saved-player recovery