They won’t be 100% homing shots, but you’ll have a fair easier time as the default reticule goes over the basic area you need to hit. Everything can be manually moved if you want to add some challenge, or if you want an easier experience, just weave in and out by not always pressing LT and your shots will home in. Shooting is mostly bog-standard, but has some wrinkles to it. The better you do, the more ducks you’ll have come to you, and then you can either have someone else shoot them or shoot them yourselves. Since duck calls play with timing, a certain button must be pressed alongside a clock arm movement to succeed. The plot is a bunch of nothing, but the various activities are fun to a wide variety of degrees.ĭuck calling is a routine rhythm game that might sound a bit odd for the concept, but it works in practice. That rarely works in a game, and it absolutely fails here. It’s at least better than the non-verbal stuff like bathroom humor to elicit a reaction though. There’s an attempt at banter, which is reasonably impressive for a scripted game, but none of it really works. As the young John Luke, you’ll be a voiceless protagonist effectively acting as a fly on the wall as the Robertson clan chats amongst themselves. It plays out like an episode of the hit A&E reality show, which you’ll be reminded of on both the title screen and in the options menu thanks to a helpful tip to buy the season five DVD. The bulk of your time spent with the game will be in the story mode, where you’ll partake in all of these experiences. There are also driving, boating, and walking portions to the game as well. You may need a Duck Dynasty arthritis kit after all the shooting and duck-calling you’ll be doing.
The commercial need for it seems odd since there’s plenty of stuff out there to buy with the show’s namesake on it, and the game is just a far more expensive way to do that - and it lacks the usefulness of Duck Dynasty duck tape or the medical benefits of a Duck Dynasty bandage.
A&E’s smash hit is now available in game form on practically every console including Xbox One and PS4, and after playing it, you’ll be left wondering why. Remember when EA Access was announced and we ran down what could happen if other publishers did something similar? While some held up to this kind of pay model, Activision’s lineup didn’t - and Duck Dynasty: The Game doesn’t change that.
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