In Escape from Duckov, you raid a collapsing world as a duck in a single-player survival game. Each session starts at your bunker, where you prepare and then head out on a raid. Out there you gather loot, fight enemies, and finish jobs for the other ducks.
The whole point of a raid is to get back out with what you found. Reach an extraction point and stay inside it until the countdown finishes, and you leave with everything you gathered. If your health hits zero first, you lose the gear you were carrying and end up back at your bunker. That risk is why you plan routes, learn the exits, and know when to head home.
Back at the bunker, your loot turns into progress. Sell items for credits, craft gear and ammo at the workbench, and repair what you used, then spend your credits on upgrades. Quests from Jeff and the other ducks who move in unlock new storage, vendors, and facility upgrades. Over time, that progress gives you better gear, stronger facilities, and new skills, so you can handle harder raids.
- Developer
- Team Soda
- Publisher
- bilibili
- Release
- Global: 2025-10-16
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS
Game data
Weapons
Escape from Duckov offers a wide range of weapons, from pistols, submachine guns, and rifles to battle rifles, sniper rifles, shotguns, magnums, bows, energy weapons, rocket launchers, and melee weapons. You can carry two guns and one melee weapon at a time, and each gun takes its own ammo, with attachments to customize it. Weapons come from the Weapon Shop, the Mysterious Merchant, loot, enemies, quest rewards, the Workbench, and the 3D Printer.
Blueprints
Blueprints are crafting recipes in Escape from Duckov, and each one unlocks a specific item for your base. You find them out in the world, mostly at fixed spots on the maps, and a few come as quest rewards. Bring them back to base and register them at the Workbench, and then you can craft the item whenever you have the materials.
Duckov gameplay tips
- Finish Jeff's first quests at your bunker before going on long raids. They pay out experience and money, and they lead to your first base upgrades.
- Learn at least two exits on the map before you start looting. A planned exit keeps your loot safe when a fight goes wrong, and it gives you a way out when things get messy.
- Unlock the Backpack Expert I skill early. The skill adds inventory space, so you can carry more loot out of each raid.
- Skip night raids until your gear can handle them. Some enemies only show up after dark, and darkness cuts how far you can see, so you'll spot danger later.
- Finish at least one quest on every run. Quests give XP that unlocks vendors and upgrades, and each one often leads to the next.
- Eat or drink when your bag is full. Food and drink restore your stats and free up inventory space, so you can keep looting without dropping anything.