Pros:

• Nugget the Duck Jr.
• Feed a duck its own poop
• Nice fun music

Cons:

• Lack of scold option
• Foods all seem to be pretty bad options

Here & There:

On the whole this is most of a tamogatchi style game which is cool to see, and the theme adherence of being a sequel to a hilariously terrible 3D model on the Unity asset store is something else. Nugget Jr is a definite improvement. The game is a bit too simple, where the only real goal is to get the duck to poop in the sandbox, but because of what I assume is RNG sometimes the duck just doesn't poop in the box because of its default low potty-trained score which means it's mostly a game of waiting until it does finally poop correctly so you can praise it. Having a scold option could cover this where if it poops poorly then you can scold it at a penalty of happiness and other attributes but get the potty train score up a bit so that next time you can praise it instead. The different foods didn't seem to be good for the duck regardless and it definitely threw up with the pizza and bread, though I can't remember if the butter caused it too. I enjoyed rubbing my duck with butter. Wowsa. GarbageMouth will live on forever in my heart, though only in my heart because it died after eating poop a few times and littering the place with more poop. Sweet dreams GarbageMouth.

I like how weirdly cute this is!

I'm not sure if it's known or not, but playing this in the browser, it was really blown out to white, at least inside the room (food especially  was hard to see). This was in Safari on MacOS High Sierra.

I also had a bit of trouble keeping the pets happy, they usually just gradually die of sadness despite being fed, praised and cleaned up. Spamming praise seems to make the happiness drop even faster? In any case, I really like the character design and how it's the perfect mix of cute and unsettling (THE LEGS), the music and sound effects are great too.

I love this stupid pet, though I'm no good at keeping him alive. I wasn't sure how to keep the happiness meter up, in spite of rubbing him a lot and making lots of hearts. Some more interactions of some kind would be nice. Maybe some toys?

Not a lot of game here, unfortunately. I just more or less constantly clicked on the pet to make the happiness go up and cleaned his poop a few times. Doesn't seem like there's a ton else? I wish the pet did more! Like, anything. Dancing would be cute. Or sleeping? Cooing? 

You seemed to have a lot of camera control issues, based on what your tutorial said, but ultimately I think you would have been okay, like, stapling the camera to the center of the room and just letting the user spin the camera a bit. It's also a little too easy to get the camera in a weird state as is. 

Cool duck voice!

This game was okay. It could use some funny events or something. I played for a while and almost got him potty trained.