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An experimental first person narrative sending you back to Summer 1988 and you have a one day rental of Duck Season. Dive into the mystery and work through the hidden secrets spilling out of the cursed cartridg

Steam ↗Windows
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About Duck Season PC

Duck Season PC delivers a full‑VR‑compatible experience that runs on a standard monitor, letting players explore a 1988‑style hunting world without a headset. The game blends classic duck‑shooting with a first‑person narrative that unfolds over a single day and night.

Between hunting sessions, players examine the environment, discover VHS‑found short films, and piece together clues that lead to seven distinct endings. New hunting modes, light‑gun mini‑games, and dozens of hidden Easter eggs add variety while maintaining high visual fidelity.

01 / THE GUIDE

Experimental Narrative

The story is presented as a first‑person slice of childhood set in summer 1988, where the player uncovers a dark tale by exploring surroundings and following clues that shift over the in‑game day.

Multiple branches appear as you investigate, resulting in seven unique endings that reflect the clues you gathered and the choices made during hunting intervals.

  • Pause between hunts to scan the environment for subtle visual cues.
  • Note which clues appear before each ending to see how they influence outcomes.

02 / THE GUIDE

Hunting Game Types

Beyond classic duck hunting, the title adds several new hunting types that keep the core first‑person perspective while varying targets and settings.

Each hunting segment is followed by narrative moments, encouraging players to switch between action and investigation throughout the day‑night cycle.

  • Try each hunting type to observe how it changes pacing.
  • Watch how different environments affect the clues you can discover.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · Stress Level Zero

03 / THE GUIDE

Light‑Gun Mini‑Games

Seven light‑gun mini‑games emulate arcade challenges on a Kingbit Entertainment System, offering short, self‑contained shooting experiences.

These mini‑games are separate from the main narrative, adding to the game's dozens of Easter eggs and hidden secrets.

  • Treat each mini‑game as a chance to spot hidden story references.
  • Use them to warm up aiming before returning to the main hunting sessions.

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Easter Eggs & VHS Shorts

Dozens of Easter eggs are scattered across realistic virtual environments, rewarding careful observation and exploration.

Multiple short films are found on in‑game VHS tapes, adding lore layers tied to the game's mysterious sub plots.

  • Search for VHS tapes in unlikely spots; they often hold key story fragments.
  • Record discovered Easter eggs to look for patterns that guide later discoveries.

05 / THE GUIDE

Platform Features

Duck Season PC runs on Windows via Steam and supports single‑player, Steam Achievements, partial controller support, and family sharing, without requiring VR hardware.

These features provide accessibility for a range of input preferences while preserving the core experience on a traditional monitor.

  • Steam Achievements let you track progress as you play.
  • Family sharing lets multiple accounts experience the narrative without extra purchases.

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    QUICK ANSWERS

    Duck Season PC FAQ

    Do I need a VR headset to play Duck Season PC?

    No, the full game runs on a regular monitor and does not require any VR equipment.

    How many endings are available in the game?

    The game provides seven unique endings that depend on the clues you uncover and the choices you make.

    Are the light‑gun mini‑games required to finish the story?

    The mini‑games are optional; they add extra lore and Easter eggs but are not needed to complete the main narrative.

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    Official resources and further reading

    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.