Duckton Declares

Ellis Spice

About this game

On the 12th of December 2019, the British public will be tasked with selecting their representatives in parliament for the third time in five years. Duckton Declares attempts to simulate a process that'll start at 10PM on that day, where people up and down the country will be tallying the votes cast.

The constituencies of Duckton North and Duckton South traditionally add an extra burden to this role, racing to become the first area in the country to announce their results and possibly set the mood for the rest of the night. As a representative of Duckton North, can you count all the votes accurately before Duckton South announces their result?

With the polls showing a tightening lead with under a week to go before the nation goes to vote, Duckton Declares also acts as an extremely unscientific result prediction system. Which way will Duckton North go for you?

Note: Whilst this game is inspired by events surrounding the British General Election and tries to recreate one unique element of it in a matter suiting a video game using a fictional constituency, it is not intended to be a 100% accurate simulator and is not backed/approved by either the British Government or the Electoral Commission.

What’s new

Google Play achievement and leaderboards fixed.
New names and parties added to candidate generation.
Random candidates can now be created using the "Custom Candidates" page.
UI improvements.
Added variation for valid/invalid votes.
Valid criteria now more accurate (ticks now count as valid!).
OpenDyslexic added as an option. Enable in setting to use this font throughout the game, which is designed to increase readability for users with dyslexia.