Hungry Duck - Aiming Game
Hungry Duck - Aiming Game
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Payment and returns
Payment and returns
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Any questions?
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QUACK QUACK
The game works like this:
- There's a hungry duck to feed, but he's a bit of a picky eater and doesn't like foam balls 😞
- The player's goal is to get as many balls as possible into his belly, but be careful! He has to shoot, otherwise he could bite him 😨
ADVANTAGES
- It can be enjoyed both indoors and outdoors, adapting to any occasion.
- Easy to learn, from 5-6 years old they already have enough strength to shoot and from then on, it is entertaining for all ages.
- A good alternative to spend time with the family and reduce the time we spend in front of screens, both for children and adults.
- The balls are made of foam, so they do not cause any damage even when fired from a few cm away.
CHARACTERISTICS
- The duck measures 31x18cm
- The version with a scoreboard reacts with lights and counts on the screen every time a ball touches its tongue.
- In the moving version, the duck runs away when a ball hits its tongue to make the next shot more difficult... Make sure the duck has 30-40cm to move!
- The guns measure 33x17cm, are powered by compressed air (range up to 20 metres) and come with 12 balls, a full charge. The balls are inserted through the tip and can be aimed by looking through the sight.
The importance of reducing screen time
They harm the eyesight
Too much screen time strains the eyeballs and can create/aggravate vision problems, especially in children.
The blue light emitted by screens is the cause, and it is more dangerous when the screen is close to the eyes.
Concentration problems
Much of the content on social media (especially that made for children) is designed to achieve the longest possible consumption time, which creates the habit of spending hours switching from one video to another without using creativity.
If the brain gets used to receiving dopamine simply by looking at a screen, it will be increasingly difficult to entertain itself with things that require effort.
Lower quality of sleep
Prolonged use of screens during the day keeps the brain active and makes it difficult for it to enter "rest mode" and maintain it at night (in both adults and children).