Flyway Frenzy Is Live: Play Free and Make the Leaderboard

by | Oct 22, 2026 | Contests, Current, Hunting | 0 comments

Ducks are pouring off the marsh, and you get three shells per flight. Flyway Frenzy, the new Lotz Outdoors arcade game, is live and free to play right now in your browser or on your phone. There is nothing to download, and you don’t need an account to play.

Play Flyway Frenzy

How to play Flyway Frenzy, in about a minute and a half.

How to Play

  • Mouse: aim and click to shoot.
  • Keyboard: aim with the arrow keys or WASD, and press Space to fire.
  • Phone or tablet: tap to shoot.

Shells, Birds and Rounds

Every flight gives you three shells. Run out of shells or time and the birds flare off. Each round sends up ten birds, and you need enough hits to keep hunting:

  • 6 of 10 in rounds 1 and 2
  • 7 of 10 in rounds 3 and 4
  • 8 of 10 in rounds 5 and 6
  • 9 of 10 from round 7 on

From round 3, birds fly in pairs, and every round they fly a little faster.

Scoring

  • Mallard: 500 points
  • Canvasback: 1,000 points
  • Teal: 1,500 points (and the fastest bird on the marsh)
  • Perfect round: drop all ten birds for a 10,000 point bonus
  • Multipliers: points are worth 1.5x from round 6 and 2x from round 11

Make the Leaderboard

Anyone can play, but members save their scores to the monthly and all time leaderboards. The monthly board starts fresh on the 1st of every month at midnight Eastern, so every month is a new shot at the top spot. Your name on the board is the display name from your member profile.

Not a member yet? Join the Lotz Outdoors community for free, then come back and lock in your best score. Already a member? Log in before you play.

To keep the board fair, scores that aren’t possible for the round reached are rejected. It’s bragging rights only, with no prizes.

Gear Up for the Marsh

When you’re ready to hunt the real flight, the Lotz Outdoors shop has the waterfowl gear to match:

Three shells. Ten birds. One leaderboard. Can you top the flyway?

Start the Hunt

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