
Ducks, logic and a UFO
Abducktion
Spot spatial patterns across rows of tiny plastic ducks and beam them aboard a flexible UFO before someone else claims the match.
We built a light strategy game around ducks, pattern logic and an alien tractor beam. You study the pond on your board, swap birds around using action cards, and beam up matching shapes to score. Rules take two minutes to pick up, and a round runs fast enough for a rematch right away.
Matching duck formations
You study the grid on your board, hunting for specific arrangements shown on the formation cards. Spot the match, call it, and beam those ducks up into the craft to claim the card.
Shifting the pond
Action cards let you rearrange rows, push birds across the board, and mess with the pool of ducks. A tiny repositioning opens up a score you could not reach a moment earlier.
Built for small groups
Four player boards sit in the box alongside the central flexible UFO. Two people can duel over spatial lines, or four players can crowd in for a quick, competitive race.
Tactile plastic pieces
The duck figures have weight on the cardboard ponds, and the soft ship picks them right up off the table. It is concrete logic you can see and push around with your hands.




