MISFITZ vs Escape from Duckov: Solo on PC vs Social on Mobile

There is no Escape from Duckov on mobile. Team Soda's top-down extraction game, published by bilibili, is on PC and Mac, and it's single-player, with no official multiplayer or co-op. MISFITZ by Antihero Studios is a top-down extraction game built for mobile, where every other player in the run is a real person: a possible teammate, or a rival.

Is There an Escape from Duckov Mobile Version?

No. Escape from Duckov is on PC and Mac, and Team Soda and bilibili haven't announced a version for phones. It's also single-player, with no official co-op. If you want top-down extraction on your phone, with other players in the run, that's the game MISFITZ was built to be.

Escape from Duckov came out on 16 October 2025 and sold a million copies in its first week, according to bilibili and Team Soda. You play a duck in a top-down, solo take on the extraction loop: go out, grab what you can and make it back. It's number eight on our list of the best extraction shooters of 2026, and players keep searching for two things it doesn't have: a mobile version, and a way to play it with friends.

Single-Player vs a Run Full of People

The biggest difference is who else is in the run. In Escape from Duckov, every threat is AI. In MISFITZ, 16 players share each run with Zero's Trashbots, and any of them can become a teammate or a rival before the extraction point.

In Duckov, the game is the only thing that can take your loot, and that's the point for players who like to go at their own pace. There's a fan-made co-op mod on the Steam Workshop, but no official multiplayer.

MISFITZ builds the run around people instead. You loot Relics, dodge Zero's Trashbots and can team up with strangers mid-run, then decide together at the extraction point whether you both walk out. You can also drop in with friends: here's how to play MISFITZ with friends, from the lobby to spectating their runs.

Top-Down on Both, Built for Different Screens

Both games put the camera above the action. Duckov plays on a computer. MISFITZ was designed for touchscreens from day one: one joystick to move, one to aim, auto-aim to help, and runs of 2.5 to 7 minutes that fit a bus ride.

The top-down view is what makes both games readable at a glance. On a phone, it also keeps your thumbs off the action. When MISFITZ is out, pick one of the six MISFITZ characters, drop in, and you'll know within a run whether the format is for you. For everything else on phones, here's how the mobile extraction shooters compare.

Monetization

Escape from Duckov is a paid game.

MISFITZ is free to play, with in-app purchases.

Choose MISFITZ If You...

• Want top-down extraction on your phone (Duckov is PC and Mac only)
• Want other people in the run, as teammates or rivals
• Want to play with friends without installing a mod
• Have a few minutes rather than a whole evening
• Want a free game

Choose Escape from Duckov If You...

• Play on a PC or a Mac
• Prefer extraction on your own, with no other players hunting you
• Like to take your time between raids
• Want a game that doesn't take itself seriously, starring a duck
• Are happy to buy a game

The Bottom Line

Escape from Duckov shows how much fun top-down extraction can be on your own, on a computer. MISFITZ brings the same view of the action to your phone and fills the run with people: 16 players, Relics worth stealing and strangers you can team up with.

Plenty of people will play both. If you're new to the genre, start with what an extraction shooter is.