I think that this is a brilliant marketing strategy, and is also just a really cool feature of the game. My understanding is that there are over 100 different duckies that you may get and that each set is (probably) different. The first thing that I like about Duck! Duck! Go! is the rubber duckies that are included in the game. Play continues like this until one person has collected all of the buoys and crossed the finish line. After everyone has moved, the player in last place gets to move for the bird dog (trying to catch his opponents and send them back to life preservers). If you run into another player or a wall, your ducky turns completely around and faces the other direction. If you cross a buoy, then you get the marker to represent that, and you also get a special bonus power that can be used once per game. The players then move in order from lowest to highest on the card (thus allowing the lower numbered cards to get in the way of the players with higher numbered cards). But you must be careful, because the blasted bird dog is hunting you down, and if he catches you, you will be sent to a life preserver! What this actually means is that each turn all of the players pick a card from the three in their hand and reveal it at the same time.
His goal - hit all three buoys and then cross the finish line (go down the drain). In Duck! Duck! Go! each player takes on the roll of a rubber duckie that is racing around the bathtub. One of the games that was generously sent to me after the tornado was Duck! Duck! GO!.
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