I like the music, a good chord progression with a nice melody over it. I like the way you used the 4 colours, making outlines for the characters/ducks. I like the look of the game when you first click on it, the menu is very well designed. I would suggest for the audio sliders that you adjust the increments. Maybe give options out of 5, I just feel that allowing that much small changes to the slider is more for a game where you can use your mouse to change it. One thing I experienced was that on my first run through, on the first level, I got stuck on the last duck. I couldn't get the duck and run far enough away from the enemy because it kept catching up causing the duck to run away. I also didn't have a trap so maybe it was bugged? Worked fine the second time though, was able to get all 3 ducks. Anyways, the boss at the end was really good. I liked how there were flashes on screen where the boss would attack and then you have to dodge it. Would be cool if you were able to trap the boss tentacles to maybe limit how far they could reach or maybe to disable some of the tentacles in the later stages. Overall it was a great game :)

Was not expecting a boss at the end, very cool! The look of the boss was also great, and in general I found the idea fun. The idea of setting up traps to stop the enemies from stealing your ducks as you navigate the maps back to the cage has some merit, I would say that the execution was maybe a tad simplistic (you could only set one trap at a time, and also there was only one enemy behaviour, but that is to be expected from a Jam project. Controls were simple and functioned correctly, my only gripe is that I feel like you should have allowed for diagonal movement, seeing as the quacks and the enemies could move diagonally, it was weird that the main character could not. 

I also want to highlight the music ramping up in the last stage and then changing for the boss battle. It made the end strech of the game feel cooler. Congrats for your submission!

I LOVED the art and music for this!! The boss at the end took me by surprise! (in a good way :D) and the gameplay was simple enough to understand and easy to pick up. I loved how there was no dying, kept me engaged and entertained. (P.S if it works, there is no such thing as bad code, dont put yourself down in the credits :( You all did an awesome job!) 

Short, but fun game! Walking diagonally is a bit of a pain. I like the music. I think it's a shame that the "little girl goes into the woods at night" bit wasn't included more clearly in-game - the game moves so quickly that you don't have the time to process what and why it is happening.

Cool art work that has a very soothing aesthetic, with a nice gameboy feel. I feel the trap could have been slightly larger or you could have multiple so that it would be more effective as a trap rather than a projectile as I think setting up a successful trap would be very satisfying, but maybe thats a skill issue on my part :)

I love the colour palette and the art in your game!! it feels cozy. It feels a little slow paced at times because of the movement speed but nonetheless a very good game. The ducks being heard when there is one in our vicinity is a nice touch. The Soundtrack is also pretty good.