FREE CHEATS FOR
Not a Duck
Released November 7, 2026
Updated
EAGLE CHEATSHow to use Eagle in Not a Duck
With Not a Duck running, press Insert to open the Eagle menu. The quick keys give direct access to Inspection Checklist and Duck Weight. Use the menu for Float Test, Shift Timer and Stamp Status and the remaining listed features; close it with Insert to return to the app.
- F2 Inspection Checklist
Press F2 to turn Inspection Checklist on or off without opening the menu. - F3 Duck Weight
Press F3 to turn Duck Weight on or off without opening the menu. - Insert Float Test
Press Insert, find Float Test in the feature list, and switch it on or off. - Insert Shift Timer
Press Insert, find Shift Timer in the feature list, and switch it on or off. - Insert Stamp Status
Press Insert, find Stamp Status in the feature list, and switch it on or off.
EXPLORE THE MENUFeatures
8 features
The Eagle trainer for Not a Duck brings inspection checklist, duck weight, float test together for the Windows PC release. Press Insert during play to open the menu, choose a control and return to the current session. Additional controls cover stamp status, conveyor queue, and anomaly log during play.
- Inspection Checklist
- Duck Weight
- Float Test
- Stamp Status
- Conveyor Queue
- Anomaly Log
- Shift Timer
- Warehouse Map
About the game
Not a Duck puts players on a strange night shift inspecting rubber ducks. Each unit must be squeezed, floated, stamped and weighed before being shipped or shredded.
The menu records inspection results, accepted units and anomalies on the line. It helps compare a suspicious duck with the required standard.
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Using the Not a Duck trainer
The menu records inspection results, accepted units and anomalies on the line. It helps compare a suspicious duck with the required standard. In the Eagle menu, inspection checklist, duck weight, float test, stamp status are available for the Windows PC game. Open the menu with Insert, select a control, and use Download to enter this site's verification flow.
