Fireworks Games - Duckie Deck Games

Playing with fireworks can be dangerous, but here, you've got them under your full control.

What is Fireworks Games - Duckie Deck Games?

Fireworks Games - Duckie Deck Games is a Chrome extension that allows children to have full control over fireworks, directing them in any direction and seeing the effects. It helps with mouse skills and hand-eye coordination.

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By: https://duckiedeck.com

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Users: 244 ▼ -8

Rating: 2.80 (5)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2013-05-23)

Creation date: 2013-05-23

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 20.58K

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 49242 ▼ 978

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Fireworks are to be enjoyed responsibly and your child will most likely come across some at some point within their lives. This firework game helps them understand what exactly fireworks are and how beautiful they can look on joyous occasions.

They may have seen fireworks on television, on the 4th of July or on New Years’ Eve maybe? This game provides them with full control over these fireworks. They are able to direct the fireworks in whichever direction they choose and to also see the effects. This game practices the skill of using a mouse and helps them with their hand-eye coordination skills.

At Duckie Deck we provide smiles. So far, over 8 million toddlers and preschoolers played our educational games and smiled.

User reviews

if anything on the chrome game store has "duckie deck" in the thumbnail or title, it's very likely going to be a very bad app, parading as an educational game for kids. It just takes you to the game on an ad-congested website. It's very obvious that these games aren't for education, but for ad revenue. Don't use this rubbish.