complete: players had to collect 20 stars in each level to progress, but in level 7 there were only 19 stars. The sequel Edd the Duck 2: Back with a Quack! was released in 1992 on the Amiga. It was even more poorly received than the first game, with one reviewer saying "I haven't seen a game this awful in a very long time" and that it "somehow manages to be even worse than the first Edd The Duck game". A Game Boy game was developed by Beam Software but never released. An altered version of their game Baby T-Rex, the game was pulled from distribution just before release when the BBC revoked the license but not before it received a negative review in Game Zone magazine. Decades later a ROM of the game was leaked onto the internet as part of the 2020 Nintendo data leak. References Television characters introduced in 1988 Fictional ducks 1988 in British television British comedy puppets