R.E.P.O. Duck Monster Guide (Apex Predator)

The duck in the REPO game is definitely a way to make you doubt the existence of life. It looks harmless, wandering around you, and even begging you to pick it up. But if you do it - well, it's not the cute little pond bird you imagined.

Here is everything you need to know about this top predator duck demon so you don't make horrible mistakes.

The behavior of the duck

• Ducks appear early in the game, usually in manors, stations, and college levels.
• It follows you like a faithful pet, waiting-no, it is begging you to pick it up.
• If you interact with it, it will reveal its true face: a floating, wing-flapping, screaming threat, with nightmarish teeth growing in its mouth.
• Once irritated, the duck attacks for 10 seconds, then calms down and pretends nothing has happened.

How to avoid being attacked by ducks

1. Never pick it up.

   • No matter how cute or innocent it looks, this thing wants you to catch it. Don't be fooled.

2. Don't throw items on it.

   • Hit it unexpectedly with loot or weapon? Bad idea . The duck will get angry and chase you.

3. Pay attention to your cursor.

   • If the cursor turns yellow, it means you are about to interact with something. Be extra careful when moving items near a duck – it likes to get in the way.

4. Pay attention to the duck screams.

   • If you hear the duck scream, be alert. This usually means that the duck is nearby, and worse , it may also mean that another more aggressive monster lurks nearby.

5. If it gets irritated, run away.

   • Once the duck is activated, run away.
   • Close the door to slow it down.
   • Don't stop – it will find you.

Can you kill the duck?

cannot. We've tried it. Many times. Ducks cannot be killed. No matter how many weapons you throw, it will come back, feel complacent and be unaffected.

What is the best strategy? Ignore it, avoid it, never believe it.

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