yellow background, a rubber duck on the side and the title "Ducks in Disguise"

Ducks in Disguise Review

Game: Ducks in Disguise
Genre: Hidden object puzzle
System: Steam (Windows)
Developers | Publishers: Dinomore Games
Steam Deck: Verified
Controller Support: No
Price: US $ 1,99| UK £ 1,69| EU € 1,99
Release Date: July 27th, 2026

A review code was provided; many thanks to Dinomore Games.

Ducks in Disguise is a 2026 hidden object game developed and released by Dinomore Games.

a black and white picture of the interior of a room
Let’s find some ducks.

The Premise of Ducks in Disguise

In Ducks in Disguise, we get several cozy scenes where we need to find hundreds of hidden rubber ducks and collect them in a scrapbook.

Gameplay

The game has 24 levels in total, each with a different theme, but in all of them we must find rubber ducks. Each scene is black and white, and once we’ve found all the ducks, the scene gets colored. As in most hidden object games, Ducks in Disguise also has a rechargeable hint button, but I didn’t really need it. Once you get used to the visual style of the ducks, finding even the trickier ones is very fast and easy. On the upper side of the screen, we can see how many ducks remain in the picture.

a black and white picture of the interior of a museum
Finding ducks in the museum.

While the developers state that the scenes are hand-drawn, I think the pictures look a bit like generative AI. Some inconsistencies in the scenes might indicate AI use. Other than that, Ducks in Disguise offers a very chill gameplay experience, with no timers and no stress. It took me about 30 minutes to complete all the levels, but I think it’s a good value for the price.

Some Other Things

Ducks in Disguise has the basic audio and video settings. The game also has Steam achievements, but no Trading cards.

Conclusion

If you are a fan of hidden object games and are a bit tired of looking for cats, Ducks in Disguise might offer you a welcome distraction. The levels are easy even without the hint button, but for some people, using AI might be a problem.

 Final Verdict: I Like it. I like it

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