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Designing Duck Fashion

One of the most fun parts of developing Always Bet on Quack has been designing the many ways players can customize their ducks.

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changedSome outfits lean into classic casino imagery. The High Roller look, for example, channels the glamour of old-school Vegas with tuxedos, slick accessories, and a touch of confidence. Others play with different themes you might encounter around the casino floor, from performers and entertainers to construction crews working the late shift.
addedHats are one of our favorite categories to experiment with. From dealer visors to flashy crowns, hats give players an easy way to add personality to their character. Accessories go even further, letting players mix and match items to create their own ridiculous combinations. A gold chain, a pair of sunglasses, maybe a suspiciously lucky rabbit’s foot… Suddenly you’ve got a duck who clearly believes they’re about to win big.
changedOne of the goals behind the customization system is player expression . Even if two players own the same outfit, they can combine it with different hats, accessories, and color combinations to make something really unique.
addedAnd because the very special cosmetics are earned through gameplay, players will constantly unlock new ways to personalize their ducks as they spend time in Monte Quacko.
addedWe’ve already created a wide range of costumes, and the team is always coming up with new ideas for outfits that are equal parts stylish and ridiculous.

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changedSome outfits lean into classic casino imagery. The High Roller look, for example, channels the glamour of old-school Vegas with tuxedos, slick accessories, and a touch of confidence. Others play with different themes you might encounter around the casino floor, from performers and entertainers to construction crews working the late shift.
addedHats are one of our favorite categories to experiment with. From dealer visors to flashy crowns, hats give players an easy way to add personality to their character. Accessories go even further, letting players mix and match items to create their own ridiculous combinations. A gold chain, a pair of sunglasses, maybe a suspiciously lucky rabbit’s foot… Suddenly you’ve got a duck who clearly believes they’re about to win big.
changedOne of the goals behind the customization system is player expression . Even if two players own the same outfit, they can combine it with different hats, accessories, and color combinations to make something really unique.
addedAnd because the very special cosmetics are earned through gameplay, players will constantly unlock new ways to personalize their ducks as they spend time in Monte Quacko.
addedWe’ve already created a wide range of costumes, and the team is always coming up with new ideas for outfits that are equal parts stylish and ridiculous.

One of the most fun parts of developing Always Bet on Quack has been designing the many ways players can customize their ducks.

From the beginning, we knew Monte Quacko needed to feel like a lively social space where every player could show off a little personality. In a real casino, you’ll see everything from casual tourists in shorts and sandals to high rollers in sharp tuxedos. We wanted the ducks of Monte Quacko to have that same variety, with a bit more feathered flair.

Some outfits lean into classic casino imagery. The High Roller look, for example, channels the glamour of old-school Vegas with tuxedos, slick accessories, and a touch of confidence. Others play with different themes you might encounter around the casino floor, from performers and entertainers to construction crews working the late shift.

Of course, once you’re designing fashion for ducks, things can get a little quackers, and that’s exactly the point.

Hats are one of our favorite categories to experiment with. From dealer visors to flashy crowns, hats give players an easy way to add personality to their character. Accessories go even further, letting players mix and match items to create their own ridiculous combinations. A gold chain, a pair of sunglasses, maybe a suspiciously lucky rabbit’s foot… Suddenly you’ve got a duck who clearly believes they’re about to win big.

One of the goals behind the customization system is player expression. Even if two players own the same outfit, they can combine it with different hats, accessories, and color combinations to make something really unique.

And because the very special cosmetics are earned through gameplay, players will constantly unlock new ways to personalize their ducks as they spend time in Monte Quacko.

We’ve already created a wide range of costumes, and the team is always coming up with new ideas for outfits that are equal parts stylish and ridiculous.

After all, if you’re going to spend the night in a duck casino…

…you might as well look good doing it.

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