Pre-Register Now for Duck Detective: The Secret Salami

Get ready to crack the case, whether you're prepared or not, because Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is making its way to mobile devices. Snapbreak and Happy Broccoli Games are collaborating to bring this quirky adventure to your fingertips.

Snapbreak Games has already opened pre-registration for Android, with a launch planned for April 9th. Soon, you'll be able to step into the webbed shoes of Eugene McQuacklin, a duck with a knack for sniffing out trouble, despite his down-on-his-luck situation.

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Duck Detective: The Secret Salami follows the adventures of Eugene McQuacklin, a duck investigator with a flair for drama. In this cozy mystery, Eugene is on the trail of the century's most pressing enigma: the whereabouts of a missing salami. You'll dive into the world of shady suspects, crime scenes, and clever puzzles, all wrapped up in a bundle of quirky humor.

The game kicks off with Eugene tasked to uncover the truth behind the missing salami. As you play, you'll interrogate suspects, snoop around crime scenes, and piece together clues. The comedic charm of Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is undeniable, with Eugene's antics and absurd situations that will have you laughing out loud. Eugene's unique talent for judging people with just a stare often leads suspects to spill their secrets. And yes, you can even throw bread at them!

The game's lighthearted, weird, and downright goofy atmosphere is enhanced by full voice acting, bringing every absurd conversation to life. Happy Broccoli Games, the Berlin-based indie studio behind the game, also developed the well-received Kraken Academy. They're already cooking up more adventures for the Duck Detective series.

If you're in the mood for a fun, low-stakes mystery, head over to the Google Play Store to pre-register for Duck Detective: The Secret Salami.

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