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How many maps are there in Goose Goose Duck?

These ponds are increasingly being overrun with ducks.

With social deduction games like Goose Goose Duck, you will want to have memorable maps for everyone to play on. If there are only one or two maps and they are not that great, the players will quickly lose interest. With this in mind, how many maps are there in Goose Goose Duck?

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All maps currently available in Goose Goose Duck

At the time of this writing, there are currently eight total maps in Goose Goose Duck. Here is a brief rundown of each one.

Ancient Sands

At the time of this writing, Ancient Sands is only available for early-access players who have paid to access the map. Ducks can sabotage the Mummy, which comes out onto the field and kills the nearest player. A mirror can also be used to view other locations without actually being there.

Blackswan

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Blackswan is probably the tightest map in Goose Goose Duck. It’s a space station with short pathways in-between each room and many workstations.

Goosechapel

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Goosechapel is an old-time Victorian London village at night. There are multiple buildings you can enter and alleyways you can walk down to get into secluded areas with other players. To the south is a waterfront.

Jungle Temple

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Jungle Temple, as you might have guessed, takes place in a jungle temple. Ducks can sabotage areas of this map that cause death traps to be activated, killing anyone who happens to be there at that moment, like a giant Indiana Jones boulder rolling through the map.

Mallard Manor

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As you might imagine, Mallard Manor takes place in a dark manor. You can make your way out to grounds for fixing sabotages and completing tasks. There are no vents on this level, but people can hide in leaves and cabinets.

Nexus Colony

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Nexus Colony is on a space station. There are many small passageways and circular rooms strewn about the place and a transport vessel that will take you to a small docking area that is only accessible through this method.

SS Mothergoose

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The SS Mothergoose is a spaceship with many small corridors and rooms to get lost in. New players will likely run into many dead ends trying to find their way around this area.

The Basement

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The Basement is a dark underground area with many small rooms and tight passageways. There are peepholes in walls to let you see into other rooms and teleporters to take you to random spots on the map. If a Duck sabotages the Sacrifice Bell, a body must be reported or you will be forced to kill someone.


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