Suds Up. Ship Out.
You start with one rubber duck. By the end of the lane you could be leading a hundred.
Duck Blitz is a bath-time lane runner with one rule: steer left and right. Your flotilla swims forward on its own and fires soap bubbles on its own — every decision you make is which lane to be in. Blast open shampoo bottles to claim what's on the label. Pick the blue arch, not the red one. Watch the big number above your squad climb.
What's In The Tub
- A squad that grows. One captain duck in a tiny sailor hat, then a whole bobbing armada swimming in formation behind him — all firing together.
- Gates that matter. Two glowing arches, one good, one bad, numbers you read in a heartbeat. There's always a route through; finding it is the game.
- Enemies with personality. A googly-eyed scrub brush that skitters, a fat loofah that soaks up everything you throw at it, a toothbrush that zigzags, a bar of soap that slides across your path, and a toy shark that circles before it lunges.
- Bosses that are pure comedy. A giant rubber crocodile snapping its jaws, a kraken slamming plunger tentacles, a whale flooding the lane with its spout. All telegraphed, none of them scary.
- 50 levels across four worlds — bathtub, kitchen sink, rainy street puddle and swimming pool — with fresh twists like shower gusts, speeding currents and mirrored controls.
- Weapons and perks. Foam spray, soap rockets, a golden whistle for double fire rate, foam armour. Pick a perk after every level and build your run.
Glossy toy plastic, candy colours and thick white foam, from the first squeak to the last.