My duck life

In this minigame, the adorable duck must dive into the water to learn swimming. This ability is crucial for winning the race. While swimming, you can observe a number of obstacles, like an island, a stone pillar, a marked boat, a ferry, a sailboat, an iceberg, and more. To leap or dive, you must thus press the up and down arrow keys. To go past a sailboat, ferry, or boat with a flag, you must jump as high as you can. You should dive below to avoid an iceberg, a stone pillar, or an island. Try your hardest to collect as many coins as you can.

Flying Practice: The duck in this minigame stands on a hill and leaps down a slope to fly. To adjust the screen’s flight direction, you must drag the device. Control the duck’s flight to go up or down and get money. The duck will eventually fall into the water as its flying speed progressively decreases. Get as many coins as you can before it drops by doing your best. Your flying level or speed in the skies while racing will both rise and you’ll get numerous experience points on this flying course.

Intensive Training
You must participate in training sessions before signing up for the official races in order to help your duck advance. These sessions consist of a range of minigames that involve running, swimming, and flying.

The duck must run over a level plain as part of his training. But there are plenty of pebbles coming at it. In order to dodge them, you must manipulate the duck such that it jumps as high as it can. Collect as many coins as you can, don’t forget. To improve your running level or pace during the race, you need routinely practice running to rack up as many experience points as you can.

You may train your duck for races in the entertaining adventure game duck life, which was created by Wix Games. Practice each discipline alone to make your duck better.

Once upon a time, you were the owner of a sizable farm and had a sizable annual income. Unfortunately, a tornado struck one day and obliterated everything. Only one duck egg is still present. Why not make your duckling a racing duck so you can get money and improve your farm?