The playability is spot on with an easy control method and an excellently graded level of difficulty. Qwak is simple stuff, it's hugely addictive and a great laugh - 88%. The One.

Qwak is quite simply one of the most fun games I have seen in quite a while. All you need is fast and frantic action, responsive controls and challenging levels. Qwak has all three, which is why I have to keep walking away from my desk to play it every 5 minutes - 91%.

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Qwak for the Amiga and CD32 computers. I was the sole designer and programmer. I was also responsible for some artwork in the game. I developed the game to 70% completion before signing up with Team17. Qwak received top reviews and was highly regarded for it's addictive game-play.

As you might have judged from the title, the game features ducks. The idea is very simple; all you have to do is take your duck through eight magical worlds and 80 wonderful levels. You can grab bonuses galore as you race to snatch the keys that open the enchanted doors which are gates to the next level.

Qwak might not amaze you on your first go, but on your second play you'll be totally engrossed as that dangerous addictive factor kicks in.

Indeed this is perhaps one of the most addictive games I have played in my life; over the last few weeks I've played nothing else! - 92%. Gamer.

Qwak plays like a dream, especially in two-player mode. Instantly playable, beautifully simple, maddeningly addictive, and packed with features - 89%. Amiga Action.

Qwak may be 'just' a budget tittle but it's completely brilliant which is why it's found a home here amongst the recommended.

Grabbing keys and bonuses sounds a fairly easy game to play, but fear not because Qwak is quite possibly one of the most fiendish games I have ever had the pleasure of grappling with. There are a number of weird creatures out to thwart your progress, as well as all manner of trick and traps and a series of ever more perplexing puzzles. Over recent months the two-player game has taken a bit of a back seat, but Qwak has re-introduced this much loved feature. This, ahem, duck-em-up is good, but is ten times better with a chum.