Punch Kick Duck

Shaun Coleman

Genre: Casual

Ratings: 4.54

Version: 1.09

Updated 19/05/23

Downloads: 400

Fluid fighting action

Punch Kick Duck is a casual action game developed by Shaun Coleman. The app was last updated on May 19, 2023, and is available for both iOS and Android devices. Punch Kick Duck is FREE to download and is compatible with iOS 12.0+ and Android 11 or newer.

Video of Punch Kick Duck

Punch kick duck gameplay walkthrough android ios - part 1

What is Punch Kick Duck app?

Fighting is all about timing. Just ask any duck.

Need tips or support? Join our Punch Kick Duck forum for discussions about the app!

Promo Codes and In-App Purchases

Currently, there are no promo codes available. However, you can still get cool items like the 'Big Bizzo' ($2.99), 'Lil Bargo' ($2.99), 'Remove Ads' ($1.99), and more through in-app purchases.

App available in other languages

Download Punch Kick Duck for PC/Mac

Ready to enjoy Punch Kick Duck on your PC or Mac? Download the latest APK file version (1.09), which requires 112 MB of free space. Follow our guide using the recommended emulator, Bluestacks, for easy installation on Windows or macOS. For help downloading or installing the Punch Kick Duck app, visit our forums.

Older versions

Version: 1.09

Jun 25, 2023 Version: 1.09 Min OS: iOS 12.0, Android 11+ File Size: 112 MB

Reviews on Punch Kick Duck for iOS

★★★★★ Please add a controller support this game is great for my backbone for iPhone asap!!!!

This game has a lot of potential for multiplayer maybe and I tried it out and with my backbone controller and it works don’t sleep on this addictive app!!!

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★★★★★ Its the dancing after a loss for me

I’ve never seen animals have such groove. This duck is on a mission and I’m here to help.

★★★★★ So fun

I love this game, it’s very cool and fun not to mention how the enemies dance on you when you are knocked out 🤣🤣🤣

★★★★★ Just beaten difficulty 3 and here’s my thoughts on it

This game I must say is pretty darn good, you always have to watch both sides and know what’s going on. It’s moments where you have to think fast that make it intense. The boss itself too, while I think it could’ve improved in some way (doesn’t affect it too much) where it stands is pretty good. If there’s an expansion (new maps/towers) this game can be a lot better. Overall all difficulties in their own right have their own quirks. :)

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