Slowly Sliding Ducks is an online party game built around competitive minigames for 8 to 16 players. You control a duck, the duck slides, and it wears hats.
The minigames range from races to the finish line to last-duck-standing challenges, and at least one mode flips the script entirely by asking players to come in last rather than first. That particular variant plays out like a marble race where you simply sit back and watch your duck drift toward defeat. Competitors can be friends, strangers, or AI opponents filling out the roster.
Between rounds the game leans hard into cosmetic rewards, unlocking outfits that run toward the deliberately ridiculous. A public pool located in Duck-Town Square serves as the game's social hub, accommodating up to 50 players at once: the entire space functioning as a showcase for whatever absurd combination of accessories they've assembled.
Developed by Turbolento, Slowly Sliding Ducks is not yet available to play. The game will include optional microtransactions for cosmetic items, though the studio has stated that every item can be earned through gameplay alone, with no purchases required and no competitive advantage attached.