easy to see animation loop frames on clown gremlin and goliath clown 'wave' idle animation If intentional, perhaps add shattered glass around the floor showing that the mirrors have been broken. (seen on youtuber: iulitm's video where he was able to play zone 2) mirror maze lacks any mirrors. zone 2 just doesn't load in and instead skips to the boss battle you can easily get trapped in the first ring altar area after zone 1 (causes unknown, but it didn't trap me when i killed the clown gremlins with primal fear). Some clown death animations have the view clip inside a clown's head an occurrence where every door in the sewer is locked and cannot be opened delay with when you approach an idle dread ducky and it giving chase
This will repeat until you get a game over. While being grabbed, another dread ducky will grab you and doom will kill you. if you are grabbed my doom ducky and a dread ducky kills you, you respawn grabbed by doom ducky. a living dread ducky can spawn right beside or directly on top of you. doom ducky completely stops moving if he stops being stunned before you have finished turning a valve
dread duckies spawned by doom ducky do not despawn on death and restart of the battle Can also be caused by a regular dread ducky stunning you right before doom ducky uses his grab attack. doom ducky's grab attack can instantly pull you right into him, causing you to get stuck with him behind the invisible barrier. walking on the stone side bits of sewer tunnels can get you trapped behind them in a small gap when a dread ducky stops chasing you, sometimes it will remain standing in place and keep the music going I don't know about anyone else, but I'd be happy if they pushed it back to even mid-July to fix these bugs.Īnyway, here's a list of bugs within Chapter 3 found by me and others put together in the hope that Glowstick Entertainment will see this and fix them (I'll divide them into lists to make it simpler). Keep in mind I still think the chapter is amazing to play, don't get me wrong, but it still has a ton of bugs nonetheless. I am just a fan who has decided to create this bug report thread for Glowstick to see since nobody else has done so yet. I am not a member of Glowstick Entertainment, nor am I a playtester or anything else affiliated with them. Some of this game's other enemies are a bit more generic for my tastes - sharp-toothed clowns and scary devils and whatnot - but I wholeheartedly approve of the overall aesthetic it goes for, and I think the ghastly, plastic sewer ducks, or whatever the hell is wearing the ducks, are by far its most stand-out designs thus far.Note: this is NOT official. I think the best detail however are the white gloves, giving it a twisted Looney Tunes kind of vibe. It's just a bunch of horrible arms coming out of a horrible fake duck, implying some completely different living organism hiding inside of a more whimsical shell. The duckies occupy a sewer level, which is perfect, and it of course leads up to a battle against the dreadfullest duckie of them all, the " DOOM DUCKY." What was I just saying about 90's goth cartoon culture?
#Dark deception dread ducky toy series#
The duckies are the first enemy in the series to have a ranged attack, too, consisting of a hilarious extendable duck head the designer has admitted was inspired by the toy duck in Nightmare Before Christmas, which is a fine choice indeed, already one of my other favorite designs for any monstrous, screwed up toy duck I've ever seen. It may be overplayed in the eyes of some, but I am still a sucker for comical-looking toys as monsters, and the Dread Ducky is tons of fun! Those mis-matched, black hole eyes take me straight back to the edgy goth comics of the late 90's, the traffic cone hat is hilarious and the whole thing teetering on human legs is satisfyingly grotesque. It was a good call for me to review this particular monster, too, because it really is my favorite design of those I've seen.
#Dark deception dread ducky toy update#
Pieced back together several years later, it now continues to update with new chapters and new monsters to chase the player through procedurally generated mazes - a gameplay system its own creators describe as basically a more intense Pac Man. Dark Deception is a first person, virtual reality horror game I haven't paid a whole lot of attention to before, but was funded on kickstarter as far back as 2014 before some sort of "creative differences" (or something) seemingly dissolved the whole project.
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