Archery — Read the Wind and Put Every Arrow in the Gold
Draw, aim and release. Read the wind compass and your breathing sway across three ends at 30, 50 and 70 m. Now on Google Play
Archery — Read the Wind and Put Every Arrow in the Gold
한국어로 읽기 양궁 — 바람 읽고 10점에 꽂는 10발 100점 만점
Info
Archery: Wind Target Shooting — Draw, aim and release. Read the wind, steady your breath and shoot 10 arrows at 30, 50 and 70 m. Free to play on Google Play, with ads. 9 languages.
About the Game
Draw, aim and release. Read the wind, steady your breath and put every arrow in the gold.
How to Play
- One match is 3 ends and 10 arrows: 30 m, 50 m and 70 m, with a top score of 100
- Press anywhere and pull down to full draw (you hear the clicker)
- Move your finger to aim, release to shoot
- Watch the wind compass, wind speed and the flag on the range. The wind shifts a little every arrow and pushes farther at long distance
- Breath meter: right after full draw the sight shakes, it settles when you hold, and your arm trembles if you wait too long
Features
- Real target scoring: 10 rings plus the X ring. An arrow touching a line counts the higher ring. Miss the face and you score M
- Today’s Wind: the same wind for everyone each day, with your daily streak and best score
- Tie-breaks by X count, then number of 10s
- Arrow flight, hits and sounds are all generated on the device, with a sound on/off button
- TOP 10 scores and stats
- Plays in 9 languages
It is free to play and contains ads.
Gameplay Video
The video shows one full 10-arrow match across the 30, 50 and 70 m ends, finishing on 96 out of 100 with four X’s and a new best.
Download
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadongkwon.archery (opens in a new tab)
Launched Alongside
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