Quickly, Quackley!

Go fast eat ass.

Great precision platformer with tons of charm. Well worth more than the asking price. Captures the spirit (& difficulty) of the 80's micro computer scene perfectly

A short, fast masochistic platformer that tickled me more with its radioactive pixels and energetic frame story -- i.e., an illiterate speed-demon duck racing to a series of increasingly ridiculous job interviews -- than its [i]perfectly adequate[/i] platforming. However, the three-something I paid was fully worth the price of admission to the story mode. I can see myself playing through again. (Almost forgot! The theme of the first world reminded me so much of Kiss' "I Was Made for Lovin' You"-- found myself singing it all throughout the game.)

A nice fast-paced platformer. I enjoyed it a lot. But some levels were maybe a bit too frustrating, but overall I'd recommend this game to anyone that enjoys platformers and funny stories.

Fun little speedrunning platformer where you play as a zoomy duck. It is not a very long game, but if you're into speedrunning, there's lots of potential here to work on your times. Visuals and sounds are nice, and there's some decent variety between worlds. The light story also compliments the gameplay. Worth a try; good way to spend a few hours :D

Tight platforming, super meat boy like movement, kinda. (It's slippery). Worth a lot more than it costs in my opinion

Really fast paced precision platformer with a good amount of difficulty. Quackley himself has really responsive movement and good control. I really like the retro art style - you can really tell that the devs put a lot of effort into the game's visuals, sound and manoeuvrability. If you love speed-running platformers and wish you were still in the 80s then you'll love Quickly, Quackly.