"Duck Detective: Secret Salami Pre-Registration Now Open"

Get ready to quack the case because Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is making its way to your mobile device! Snapbreak and Happy Broccoli Games are joining forces to bring this delightful game to Android, with pre-registration already open and a launch date set for April 9th. If you've ever dreamed of solving mysteries as a down-on-his-luck duck with a knack for trouble, your wish is about to come true.

The Feathery Detective is Waddling onto Android!

Step into the webbed shoes of Eugene McQuacklin, the protagonist of Duck Detective: The Secret Salami. Eugene is no ordinary duck; he's an investigator on a mission to solve the mystery of the century. This cozy adventure game combines quirky humor with clever puzzles, promising hours of entertainment.

The game begins with Eugene, our dramatic bird detective, embarking on a quest to find a missing salami. Your journey involves interrogating suspicious characters, exploring crime scenes, and piecing together clues to unravel the truth. With layers of comedic charm, Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is sure to make you laugh out loud, thanks to its absurd situations and Eugene’s unique antics. Eugene's talent for judging people with a single glance is both hilarious and effective.

Imagine staring down suspects so intensely that they spill their secrets, or even throwing bread at them for good measure. The game's lighthearted, weird, and downright goofy atmosphere is enhanced by full voice acting, bringing every ridiculous conversation to life.

Happy Broccoli Games, the Berlin-based indie studio behind this title, previously delighted fans with Kraken Academy, which garnered positive reviews. The team is already working on expanding the Duck Detective series, ensuring more feathery fun in the future.

If you're craving a fun, low-stakes mystery game, you can pre-register for Duck Detective: The Secret Salami on the Google Play Store right now.

Before you go, don't miss our latest news on the Myst-like Lovecraftian point-and-click puzzle game, My Father Lied, coming to Android this year.