A yard to tend · an early farming preview

Quackyard

Turn a cluttered backyard into room for a duck’s tea party: clear, craft and let your garden grow.

By Hugimugi

Browser · Creator’s site

Open the browser demo on itch.io

Opens the creator’s page in a new tab. This Joywisp page is a guide; the browser player is hosted by the creator.

Joywisp’s abstract illustration of garden plots, recovered stones and a tea table.
An original Joywisp garden illustration; not a game screenshot.
Available onHTML5 · Windows · Linux
Price at source checkFree pre-demo
EditionEarly pre-demo

First, make some space

The creator’s starting goal is a backyard cleanup. Dig and mine the piles, then turn the recovered materials into better tools. The tea party gives that expanding patch of ground a purpose beyond collecting another resource.

Let the tools change the pace

Crafting connects the cleanup to farming and resource production. The page also describes summoned helpers that can work while the game runs in the background. Start with the small loop before deciding whether you want a longer incremental project.

Choose the right version

This is a pre-demo rather than the finished game. The browser version is listed alongside Windows and Linux downloads. A separate desktop companion mode keeps the game in a corner of the screen; the creator’s F5 shortcut is for that desktop mode.

Creator notes & dates

Hugimugi’s official Quackyard page is the source for availability, price and the described mechanics. Checked .

itch.io Published field
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First worldwide release
Unknown
Found by Joywisp

Found in itch.io’s New & Popular listing with its last-seven-days filter. Listing position reflects that snapshot; it does not establish a first release in that period.

Mechanics are described by the creator. Joywisp has not tested this demo’s gameplay, saving, touch support or accessibility. The creator states that no generative AI was used. The illustration was drawn for Joywisp. No creator screenshots, game files or playable embeds are used here. External links and privacy.

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