The old light-gun favourite, back and running in your browser. Line up the shot, fire, and bag the ducks before they flap off the top of the screen.
About Duck Shooter
There is a very specific kind of satisfaction in this game: a duck bursts up out of the grass, cuts a hard diagonal across the sky, and you swing your crosshair just ahead of it and click at exactly the right instant. Hit. That little rhythm — flush, track, lead, fire — is the whole heart of it, and it is as sharp now in your browser as it ever was on a living-room floor with a plastic gun.
The tension comes from the shell count. You get only a few shots per round, so every trigger pull is a small decision. Panic-fire at a bird that is already climbing toward the treeline and you have just wasted a shell you will miss later. The smart play is patience: pick the higher duck when two break away together, lead a touch more than feels natural, and trust the shot.
Clear your quota and the next wave arrives faster and meaner, which keeps the pressure honest. It is quick, it is twitchy, and it rewards a steady hand. Perfect for anyone who likes an arcade shooter that is easy to start and genuinely hard to master.
Inside Duck Shooter: what we checked
The numbers below come from Duck Shooter's own source code, and the screenshots are from our own test run of the game (20 October 2026).
- There are six levels. Level 1 is 3 waves of 2 ducks with 3 shells per wave and 13 seconds on the clock. Level 4 is 3 waves of 10 ducks with 11 shells and 18 seconds, and the last level is a single wave of 15 ducks with 15 shells and 25 seconds.
- Every duck is worth a flat 100 points, in every level.
- A shot is not a pinpoint: it hits every duck within about 60 pixels of the crosshair, so two ducks close together can both fall to one shell.
- A wave ends when the timer runs out, when you are out of shells while a duck is still alive, or when no ducks are left. Any ducks that were not shot count as missed.
- To clear a level you must hit more than 60% of its ducks. Level 1 has 6 ducks, so you need 4 hits. If you fall short the game is over, and there are no extra lives.
- At the end you get a comment based on your score as a share of the maximum possible, from "Yikes." up to "Flawless victory." Nothing is saved between sessions. Keys: P pauses, M mutes and F goes fullscreen.
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How to play Duck Shooter
Ducks come bursting out of the grass and zip across the sky. Slide your crosshair onto each bird and shoot before it gets away. You only get so many shells per round, so don't waste them. Clear your quota of ducks and you'll move on to the next wave, which is faster and a good deal trickier.
Controls
Move the mouse to aim, click to shoot.
Tips & tricks
- Lead your shot — fire just ahead of where the duck is flying.
- Don't panic-fire; you only get a few shells each round.
- Take the higher duck first when two break away together.
Frequently asked questions
Does Duck Shooter save my progress?
No. Duck Shooter does not save anything between visits — every session starts fresh, and nothing is stored on your device or uploaded anywhere.
Is Duck Shooter unblocked at school or work?
Duck Shooter is a plain web page of about 7318 KB — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does, and the whole game arrives in one short download. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself.
Who made Duck Shooter?
Duck Shooter is a free browser edition of a well-known classic, rebuilt with modern web technology so it runs anywhere.