Suite de Duck Detective : Le Secret du Salami, Duck Detective : Ghost Glamping sort maintenant

Duck Detective: Ghost Glamping — A Whimsical Whodunit with a Crumb of Depth

When Eugene McQuacklin, the perpetually weary, bread-obsessed detective with a heart full of unresolved divorce and a closet full of unmet expectations, stumbles back into action, it's not for glory — it's for survival. His latest case? A mysterious glamping retreat in the mist-shrouded woods, where the tents are plush, the spirits are restless, and the only thing more abundant than pine trees is his own emotional baggage.

Enter Freddy Frederson, his effortlessly cheerful, fashion-chaotic roommate. With a wardrobe that defies both style and gravity, Freddy drags Eugene out of his self-imposed exile with the promise of "relaxation," "outdoor vibes," and "no more brooding over expired divorce papers." But the woods have other plans.

As fog curls around the luxury yurts and the camp’s quirky guests begin to vanish — literally and figuratively — Eugene finds himself caught between:

• The mystery: Strange lights in the trees, ghostly whispers in the night, and a missing campfire chef who might’ve been more than just a little burnt.
• The bread: A personal demon made of soft, white, fluffy wonder. Every time he resists, he’s reminded why he started this case in the first place — because he needs to feel something, even if it’s guilt.
• The partnership: A forced alliance with Gladys Quackenbush, a sharp-eyed, no-nonsense junior detective from the Urban Duck Forensics Division. She doesn’t believe in ghosts — but she does believe in evidence, and she’s not letting Eugene’s emotional drama derail the investigation.

The game unfolds like a detective’s dream:

• Solve puzzles by piecing together torn notes, matching alibis, and using your trusty magnifying glass to spot hidden symbols in campfire ash.
• Uncover secrets through dialogue choices — and every time you lie (to others, or to yourself), the bread guilt ripples through the screen like a low-level existential tremor.
• Build a casebook as you collect evidence — from a half-eaten bagel with suspicious tear marks to a diary entry that says, "I think I saw him. But maybe I was just hungry again."

And yes — the story mode is there for those who just want to wander through the mystery like a leaf in a breeze, letting the foggy woods and soft piano score carry them to a heartwarming (if slightly melancholic) ending. But for those who want to solve, the game rewards sharp eyes, emotional honesty, and a willingness to face the fact that sometimes, the ghost in the room isn’t in the woods — it’s the one you’ve been trying to outrun.

🎬 Featuring:

• A hauntingly beautiful score that blends folk melodies with retro detective synth
• 100% non-dairy, 100% emotionally layered storytelling
• A secret ending unlocked only by not eating any bread for the entire game

📍 Available now on Google Play Store
👉 Try the free 15-minute demo — where you’ll discover your first clue… and your first lie.

🎮 Developed by Happy Broccoli Games
Based in Berlin, where even the ducks wear vintage raincoats and carry notebooks.

Final Note:
You don’t have to believe in ghosts to be haunted.
But you do have to believe in bread to survive it.

Duck Detective: Ghost Glamping — now booking emotional appointments, limited-edition sourdough, and one very confused fox.