🎤 Sing Duck Heights

Sing Duck Heights is a breezy voice-controlled flyer that turns your own voice into the controller. The louder you are, the higher your duck rises; go quiet and gravity pulls it back down. Your only job is to weave through the gaps in an endless run of scrolling obstacles. When you start, the game asks to use your microphone — say yes, then hum, shout or scream to fly. A live loudness meter shows exactly how much lift you are making, so you can feather a soft "ahh" for a gentle climb or belt it out to rocket upward. It is gloriously silly, especially if you play it somewhere public. No microphone, or playing somewhere quiet? No problem — a built-in hold-to-fly fallback lets you press and hold Space or the screen to thrust instead, so the game always works and stays fully accessible. You score a point for every gap you clear, your best distance is saved, and there is a mute toggle for the sound effects. It runs instantly in your browser on phone or desktop — no download, no sign-up. Take a deep breath and let it rip in Sing Duck Heights.

How to play

• Start the game and allow microphone access when prompted.
• Make noise — hum, shout or scream — to lift the duck upward.
• Go quiet to let it fall; balance your volume to stay level.
• Steer through the gaps in the scrolling obstacles to score.
• No mic? Hold Space or tap and hold the screen to fly instead.

Controls

Use your microphone — be loud to rise, quiet to fall. No mic? Hold Space or tap-and-hold to fly. Press M to mute, R to restart. Touch and keyboard ready.

Features

• Real voice control: your mic loudness lifts the duck
• A live loudness meter so you can feather soft hums or full screams
• A hold-to-fly fallback when no mic is available — always playable
• A breezy endless run of gaps with distance scoring
• WebAudio sound with a mute toggle and a saved best distance

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