Goose and Duck Kill Quick Start Guide: Beginner's Strategy for the Mobile Game

How to quickly get started with Goose Goose Duck, this social multiplayer deduction game mainly requires communication among players, and reasoning through logic. Although the game rules seem simple, they are not very easy to get started with. The following will share a beginner's guide, telling new players how to play this game. After reading, you'll also know what to do after getting an identity, so let's dive right into the topic.

I. Basic Rules

A brief introduction to the winning rules of three different factions: First, the Geese faction wins by completing tasks or voting out all the Ducks; the Ducks win by killing Geese, sabotaging the reactor, or maintaining survival; the Neutral faction wins based on specific conditions according to their roles' characteristics.

II. Game Modes

1. Classic Mode: Complete all tasks before the Ducks sabotage or kill enough Geese to end the mission, figure out the identities of the Ducks, and vote them out.

2. Draft Pick: Draft pick is an advanced version of the classic mode. Players will randomly have hidden numbers, and when it's their turn, they can choose one of three roles or a random identity. This mode is more recommended for players familiar with the classic mode.

3. Hunt the Goose: A Killer Duck needs to kill all the good players before the game time ends. Completing tasks shortens the countdown time for the Geese, hiding or successfully completing tasks can directly reduce the game duration by 4 seconds, while Ghost Geese can shorten it by 1 second. In the last minute, the Ducks' movement speed will increase.

4. Freeloader: The Red Team consists of Morphling Ducks, who need to kill all Blue Team members before the game ends. The Blue Team has Vultures that can eat corpses to further reduce the game duration, and they can cooperate with Falcons. When playing with 6 or more people, the latter eliminates opponents faster than the Ducks, making the game more fun with 10 or more players.

5. Trick or Treat: Villagers can recall memories after completing tasks, and if they vote out the monster, they win. If everyone is turned into a ghost slave, the Vampire team wins. The monster's special ability provides energy to the ghost slaves, allowing them to win together with the monster.

III. Basic Operations

Geese Faction: Characters can move freely, there is a mini-map in the upper right corner of the screen which can be zoomed in. Inside the large map, the names of various locations are written, yellow dots represent task locations, and "Duties" on the left side represents the current task. Clicking any task will start navigation, and following the arrow will lead to the task location. As tasks are completed, the task bar gradually fills up, and when full, the Geese win, or they can also eliminate the Ducks to win.

Geese can report a corpse, or ring the bell in the center of the map to call a meeting directly. During the meeting, they can speak and express their opinions, and finally, vote for the most suspicious role.

Ducks Faction: Ducks can use the ventilation system to move around the map. Clicking the ventilation button allows entry into the vents, and they can move to other vents. Once within range to kill a Goose, they can directly attack, and the sabotage button can cause destruction.

IV. Role Recommendations

Geese: Detective, this identity can use skills to check if other players have killed someone. If successful, a meeting can be called to vote. Birdwatcher is also good, as they can see outside through walls, and with luck, they might directly encounter a wolf. Vigilante and Sheriff are also excellent, with the Vigilante able to knife once per round, avoiding good players; the Sheriff has unlimited chances to kill, but if they kill a good player, they die too. These are key roles that play important roles in advancing the game.

Ducks: Cannibal Duck, each round can swallow one corpse, effectively reducing the number of meetings; Invisible Duck can briefly become invisible, and can still knife while invisible; Ninja, although with a long cooldown, can directly kill two people within range; Mute Duck, during meetings, can mute one player from speaking.

Neutral Roles: Dodo, just make others suspect you're a bad guy and get voted out; Falcon can kill, and needs to survive until the end; Pigeon, infects all players each round.

All the content of the quick start guide for Goose Goose Duck has been shared above. I believe friends now know the precautions for beginners through the above explanation. After mastering these basic rules and operations, practical experience in actual matches is needed to handle each game with ease.