A carnival duck pond. Rows of ducks paddle past in both directions, each one worth the number under it — but every round, one color is off limits.

📱 Turn your phone sideways — the pond takes the whole screen, and the ducks get a lot bigger.

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• Click or tap a duck to shoot it. You have six shots before a reload.
• Ducks paddle past in four rows, some to the left and some to the right, and each row rises and dips a little as it goes. The number under each duck is what it is worth, and the smaller, quicker ducks pay most: 10, 20, 30 or 50.
• Every round starts with one color to leave alone. You are told — out loud, too — before the ducks start moving, and it stays at the top of the pond. Shoot a duck of that color and it scores nothing and costs a life.
• Then the color changes. The pond stops while the new one is called, and from then on it is that color to leave alone — the old one is fair game again. Keep your head.
• You start with three lives. Lose all three and the round is over, however much time is left.
• Sixty seconds on the clock, and the rows pick up speed as it runs down.
• 🎯 Premium members can shoot a Pumpkin Patch (with white pumpkins where the purple ducks would be) or Christmas Lights — painted trees and light bulbs — instead of ducks.
• Every six to twelve seconds, with no warning, the whole pond slows for half a second and then surges for a second before settling back — so time your shots.

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