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Released: 12-01-00
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Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers

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Rating: 8.7
(63 votes)
Plays: 14,287
M:94%
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Filesize: 11,771kb

Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers Reviews 

Overall 8.7    Graphics 6.5    Sound 7    Addictive 7.5    Story 4.5    Depth 7.5    Difficulty 4



7.9
I miss the 3D platformer...   OrdannonsX

I used to have Donald Duck: Goin’ Quackers on the Sony PlayStation when I was little (it was titled Donald Duck: Quack Attack! on that platform) and I remember loving it to death. Out of curiosity I decided to look this up in the Retro Game Room. And lo and behold, there was the Nintendo 64 version. While this isn’t necessarily the best game I’ve played in the Retro Game Room, this game did had me the most hooked out of any game on Vizzed.

 

The Graphics

The graphics aren’t the best on the Nintendo 64. The characters aren’t as rendered as they could’ve been, and don’t move as fluid as most objects in the game. Furthermore, the game can be a little too dark. Even though the environments are colourful, the game also has a lot of shadowy areas which just happen to contain a deep pit that kill you when you fall in it. But the resolution was quite high for its time, the visuals are very sharp. While there are better-looking games on the N64, the graphics are still quite alright.

 

The Sound

Even though the music isn’t really memorable, Donald has his quacky voice, so that makes up for all of it! :P When Donald is hurt, he’ll quack incomprehensible, when you do nothing for about three seconds he falls asleep again and dreams of Daisy, he’ll wake up saying “WOWWWWW!!” (and then he kisses his dream balloon. How adorable) The game lacks voice input here and there, and is devoid of memorable music (although it’s decent. There’s nothing wrong with it) Donald’s hilarious outbursts make the sound all worthwhile to me!

 

The Addictiveness

I’ll confess. I’ve never finished a single game in the Retro Game Room. While playing a game there could invoke a feeling of nostalgia, it just doesn’t feel the same as playing the same game on a TV. But that could just be me. Goin’ Quackers, however, is the first game I did finish here on Vizzed. So that’s saying something about the game’s addictiveness. Even though there’s quite a lot to this game to keep you entertained, completing it all is fairly simple, so for the completionists under us (me, for example) this game might keep you going for a while. It will certainly not bore you anytime soon, that’s for sure.

 

The Story

Donald, Gladstone and Prof. Gyro are watching Daisy’s news report on the evil wizard Murlock on the television. Daisy got discovered, and is taken captive. Donald and Gladstone go on an adventure in order to rescue their beloved Daisy. Not a lot of innovation here, it’s your typical Disney damsel-in-distress storyline. Easy to pick up for children. But there’s a lot of stuff added to the story, which I’ll talk about in the depth paragraph. In any case, these added things add to the game’s story, which all thickens the plot it a little bit.

 

The Depth

Apart from the simple plotline, there’s a couple of things Goin’ Quackers added to itself in order to make itself a bit stockier. The game consists of four areas, and each area of four levels, a boss stage and a bonus stage. Competing each level once unlocks a time trial of the same level, which has you pit against Gladstone to beat his time on the level. Beating his time on all four levels rewards you with an alternative costume. You’ll probably wonder how to access the bonus stages. In each level there are three toys you need to collect. You do this by smashing Murlock’s spell book, then grabbing the toy. When you’ve collected all three toys in all four levels, you’ll unlock the bonus stage. There’s also a requirement for unlocking the boss stage of each area. In each level, there’s a puzzle piece you need to find. Some or in plain sight, and some are pretty well hidden. Finding all four puzzle pieces will unlock the boss stage. Getting more to the game, now is there? There’s also another fun little thing. Everyone who grew up with Disney knows Donald Duck is a short-tempered hothead, and Goin’ Quackers nailed this character trait. You can take two hits, and you’ll lose a life. Whenever you’re hit for the first time, Donald goes into a rage, knocking everyone and everything aside, and then goes on irritated. His stance will be grumpy, his punches are more wild, and the double jump has him screaming in anger. Picking up a milkshake will heal you fully, making him happy again, along with giving you a speed boost. Also, you should collect as many stars as you can. Yellow stars equals 1 point, blue stars equal 5 points and red stars equal 10 points. Collecting 100 points grant you with an extra life. There’s more to this game than you might think at first.

 

The Difficulty

Remember back in the day when dying was still a thing that meant something? Remember when you could still get a Game Over in video games? Well, this is a game that has lives, and if you lose all three lives, your playtime has ended, and you gotta start from the last point where you saved your game. However, regarding that grinding for lives is easy in Goin’ Quackers by replaying a level you’re good at and taking as many stars as possible may just earn you three lives per level (providing you don’t screw up and fall down a pit or something) doesn’t make this game punishingly difficult as some Disney games of the past are. Just replay a couple of levels when you feel like you’re running low on lives.

 

Donald Duck: Goin’ Quackers is a really fun game, which I recommend you all to try it out, especially the Disney fans (such as me) on Vizzed. The game can be a challenge but isn’t downright unforgiving the levels are fun to play through, and I can vouch for the fact that this game may just be one of the most strangely addictive games here on Vizzed!

 

Pros:

-          Donald’s outbursts are hilarious, and you’ll see it regularly

-          There tons of things to this game

-          Just really fun in general for Disney fans

 

Cons:

-          Game is absent of memorable music

-          Some of the later levels might get frustrating


  Graphics 6   Sound 7   Addictive 8   Story 6   Depth 8   Difficulty 6

      Review Rating: 4/5     Submitted: 06-26-13     Review Replies: 2


6.2
Review: Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers   MisakiMei
Disney is very well known for creating a lot of toon characters, like Mickey Mouse, Goofy etc., which are very famous especially for very young people (or has been very famous, I mean, nowadays, the youth is just playing with their IPhones etc... ). This game, entitled "Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers", which is for the Nintendo 64, the computer and other platforms, is about one of the most well known Disney characters, Donald Duck, like the title is saying. But before playing this game, one could ask what this game offers, and if this game is worth playing. We will get the answers for this questions during the review for sure.
First, we're going to take a look at the graphics. The backgrounds are way more detailed than the characters and enemies and also very "cartoon-ish" and not very realistic, which fits to the game, because it's all about toons after all. The characters are not very much detailed, nut just because they are toons, but also because the graphics in Nintendo 64 games aren't the best graphics at all, the things are always looking a bit like cubes. But in this game, it's not that awful with the cube-looking, so I will give 7 points out of 10, for the better look in comparison other games on the same platform.
And then, there is the sound. The most impressive sound is the voice acting for sure, which sounds very well, and well, I will never understand how the voice actor of Donald Duck can sound that much like... a duck. The music may fit to the areas, but the music isn't that memorable. And the sounds are fulfilling their purposes, sometimes the sounds are pretty funny, because it's all in a toon world after all, and the purpose of toons are to make people laugh after all, so everything is fine with the sound, I would give 7 points out of 10 therefore.
So, how addictive is this game? Well, while playing the game for the first time, one could definitely tell that the gameplay is very similar to Super Mario games, which are very addictive. But still, this game has a lot of differences than Super Mario game, like that you can attack your enemies with kicks and fists, or the different types of levels, like the typical Jump 'n Run, diverse boss battles or running away from something levels. Therefore, there is the disadvantage that the game is pretty short, 4 big areas, 4 bosses, each has 4 levels and 1 running away level. I will give 7 points out of 10 for the addictiveness because the diversity can make fun, but this fun won't last for long because of the short length of the game.
Then there is the story, the weakest aspect of this game. The story is almost the exact same story like the stories in Super Mario games: some evil guy captures the girlfriend of the protagonist, in this case, some magician called Merlock captures Donald's girlfried, Daisy Duck, and then, the protagonist decides to rescue her. Sorry, I can only give 3 points out of 10, because the story isn't anything new and is just a recycled version of the usual Super Mario story.
How much does this game offer? Except the usual Jump 'n Run levels, you are able to play in certain levels in different perspectives, not always the usual side scrolling 2D perspective. And like I said before, there are diverse boss battles and these running away levels, making it more diverse. And the way to get to these levels is also something worth mentioning: for example, you have to get puzzle pieces during the levels to get to the boss. So I will give 7 points out of 10 for the diversity.
There isn't a lot to say about the difficulty, the game is a pretty easy game, the controls are pretty easy, the levels are pretty easy, too, so you won't have any problems with the difficulty of this game.
The scores:
Graphics: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Addictiveness: 7/10
Story: 3/10
Depth: 7/10
Overall: 31/50
6.2/10
So is this game worth playing it? Well I think this is a game which you can play if you are bored, but it's not a game which you should play all the time, because the game isn't the longest. A good aspect of this game is for example that it offers a lot of diversity in comparison with other Jump 'n Run Games, which can make fun. But therefore, it also resembles other Jump 'n Run Games too much. So it's up to you: is this game just a complete Rip-off of certain Jump 'n Run classics such as Super Mario? Or is this game something very unique? You decide.
Otherwise, thank you very much for reading my review, hope you enjoyed and hope you will also read my upcoming journals :) If there is anything that I could do better, then tell me, ok? :D Greetings from Germany,
MisakiMei

  Graphics 7   Sound 7   Addictive 7   Story 3   Depth 7   Difficulty 2

      Review Rating: 3/5     Submitted: 01-10-15     Review Replies: 0

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Comments for Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers

brightmarie 04-27-15 - 12:10 AM
 Never played this as a child but it was fun doing all the missions and completing the game. =]
MisakiMei 07-22-14 - 10:56 AM
 and again one of my childhood memories :3
cujocricket 03-31-14 - 04:36 PM
 Loved this game, just cant play N64 games here because of controls don't feel right.
OrdannonsX 06-26-13 - 05:18 AM
 @pikachoo250: that happens to me too. Just pause the game and then unpause it. That should solve the problem.
pikachoo250 05-05-13 - 07:22 PM
 gets stuck after talking with gyro,how can i fix it?
shanezer 04-19-13 - 10:42 AM
 this isnt a rip off of crash bandicoot i doubt it happend when that game released and randyknowchicka it works its not a bad game its your opinion get the new vizzed plugin
lolmab999 02-18-13 - 07:53 PM
 how do u start a level and enter it
movesetking 06-21-12 - 09:01 AM
 anyone here
rizespor 06-06-12 - 10:21 AM
 sony playstation online games ??????
rizespor 06-06-12 - 10:20 AM
 hii all
Dip33333 06-02-12 - 08:10 AM
 :D I have this game on the PS2
shorteebaybee 05-27-12 - 02:03 PM
 love it
ami5964 05-15-12 - 12:01 PM
 speed up
demonwolfblast 04-21-12 - 09:58 AM
 BECAUSE MY MOM SUCKS DICK!
megamanx35 04-17-12 - 09:19 PM
 why the music
Mariobroidiot 04-14-12 - 08:20 PM
 Wow this version is as good as the newer versions
ilx3000 04-14-12 - 12:14 PM
 wut after i spoke to gyro i cant move
vaibhav005 04-05-12 - 10:24 PM
 cooll
Rene502 03-28-12 - 04:28 PM
 I find this game to be a rip off of Crash Bandicoot
hasanex 01-01-12 - 05:20 AM
 HIZ
reimarkable 12-18-11 - 10:22 AM
 duck quando!
reimarkable 12-18-11 - 10:20 AM
 this game is ok if i were little i would have been crazy
pikachumad4424 08-21-11 - 04:06 PM
 hi anyone on
kotz12 08-20-11 - 03:12 AM
 and if you see donald duck then thats a life XD well it looks like a drawd donald duck xD =)
kotz12 08-20-11 - 03:09 AM
 if you get 100 stars you get a extra life =)

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