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Qwak Re-Released for PC

Written by: Etali

Date: 2009-01-20

If you're old enough to remember the BBC Micro, then you probably played Qwak, the cute arcade game with the duck. Qwak was first released nearly twenty years ago for the BBC Micro by Jamie Woodhouse. In today's PC release, the classic arcade action gameplay has remained from that age - though the graphics and sound have been updated/

Archive Entertainment owner Robby Zinchak said, "We're thrilled to have Qwak join our line-up of independent games! We hope that by distributing paid games as well as free games, we are able to financially assist the plight of the independent game developer. Archive Games allows users to quickly find great independent games, and now, even support the authors of those games.

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