Detective Duck Walkthrough: Every Case, Code and Culprit (Roblox 2026)

This Detective Duck walkthrough hub collects every case we have solved in the Roblox mystery game, with links to step-by-step guides that list every code, item and the correct culprit. Each case drops you into a crime scene where you gather evidence, unlock suspect profiles, crack code locks and finally vote on who did it.

Quick answer: Stuck on END INVESTIGATION? It stays greyed out until every suspect profile is complete. Re-read books and boards you passed.

All Detective Duck Cases

Case Guide Culprit
The Prison Full walkthrough The Receptionist
The Bank Full walkthrough Found via the licence plate on the staff computer
The Train Full walkthrough The Mechanic
The Villa Full walkthrough George, the yacht owner
The Suburbs Full walkthrough See the full guide
The Bakery (Case #0012) Full walkthrough Arthur, the Postal Worker
Summer Camp Full walkthrough Liam, the student
Detective Duck walkthrough: every case and culprit

How Detective Duck Investigations Work

  1. Explore the scene and pick up items: keys, tools, notes and evidence.
  2. Unlock suspects. Fingerprints, posters, books and conversations add profiles to your board.
  3. Crack the locks. Most cases mix number codes, colour or symbol grids and item puzzles.
  4. Pin evidence to the investigation board; full boards often reveal the last code.
  5. End the investigation from your phone and vote. In co-op, the most-voted suspect is accused.
How a Detective Duck walkthrough case works step by step

Tools You Use in Every Case

  • Magnifying glass for fingerprints and hidden symbols.
  • UV light for invisible writing and numbers.
  • Phone for chats, hints and ending the investigation.
  • Police car analyzer for fingerprints in town cases.
  • Inventory: it holds nine items, so drop notes on the board when it fills up.

Weekly Cases Change

Weekly cases such as the Pizzeria (Case #0088) are reshuffled every time you load in, including puzzles and sometimes the culprit. Fixed answers only work for the permanent cases listed above. For weekly cases, follow the method rather than memorising codes.

General Detective Duck Walkthrough Tips

  • Read every book and note; they often contain the code hints and fill suspect profiles.
  • When a code has colours, look for a colour chart or poster nearby.
  • Talk to every NPC twice; second lines often give items.
  • Wrong accusations cannot be undone, so check that every clue points to the same person before voting.

About Detective Duck

Detective Duck is an escape-room style mystery on Roblox by Protocol: Anomaly, published in October 2025. You can play solo or in groups of up to five, on PC or mobile. According to official Detective Duck stats, the game has passed 44 million visits and peaked at around 6,000 concurrent players in March 2026. Summer Camp was the newest map at the time of writing.

Detective Duck Walkthrough Tips by Puzzle Type

Number codes from chats and notes

Many locks use a code hinted in a phone chat or a note. Hints often mix numbers and colours, for example “1, 5, green, 3”. When a colour appears, look for a colour chart or poster in the same area that turns colours into digits.

Sequences

Archery targets, buttons and panels usually need an order. Use the UV light on the objects first; hidden numbers tell you the sequence.

Symbol and colour grids

Find where the symbols appear (often only under the magnifying glass), then find a poster that gives each symbol a colour. Fill the grid using both.

Fingerprints

Use the magnifying glass on doors, freezers and handles, then analyse the print at the police car. Each match adds a suspect profile.

Key chains

Town cases chain items: a coin opens a phone call, a delivery brings a key, a key opens a sewer. If you are stuck, talk to every NPC again; one of them usually has the next item.

Solo or Co-op?

Every case can be finished solo, but groups of up to five split the searching. In co-op the whole group votes at the end, so agree on the culprit before you enter the voting room. A wrong vote fails the case for everyone.

Which Detective Duck Case Should You Play First?

If you are new, start with The Bank or The Train: both are compact and teach fingerprints, codes and the voting screen. The Prison and The Villa add more locations and suspects. The Bakery is a longer key chain in a town map, and Summer Camp is the biggest, with four separate locks and six notes. Weekly cases such as the Pizzeria are best left until you know the mechanics, because their answers change every time you load in.

Detective Duck Case Difficulty

CaseLengthWhat makes it tricky
The BankShortLicence plate lookup on the staff computer
The TrainShortCompact map, a good first case
The PrisonMediumMore rooms and codes
The VillaMediumVilla and yacht areas to search
The SuburbsMediumA whole street to explore
The BakeryLongLong chain of keys across town
Summer CampLongFour locks and six notes

Whichever case you pick, read every book, note and chat, and do not vote until every clue points to the same person. Our individual guides list each code in the order you will need it.

New cases are added to the game regularly. When one releases, we write a full Detective Duck walkthrough for it and add it to the table at the top of this page, so check back after each update for the latest case, its codes and its culprit.

Final Thoughts

Use this Detective Duck walkthrough page as your case index. Each guide follows the same order the game does, and we add new cases as they release, so this Detective Duck walkthrough hub stays the fastest way to the right answer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cases are in Detective Duck?

There are several permanent cases plus rotating weekly cases. The table above lists every one we have a full guide for.

Why can’t I end the investigation?

Every suspect profile must be complete. Find the remaining books, posters or fingerprints.

Can I change my vote?

No. A wrong accusation fails the case.

Do codes change between servers?

Permanent cases use fixed codes; weekly cases such as the Pizzeria reshuffle each load.

Is Detective Duck multiplayer?

Yes. In co-op, the group votes and the most-voted suspect is accused.

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