- May 19, 2016
- Code Avarice
- 7h median play time
Arkshot
Platforms
About
"Arkshot is a multiplayer shooter game offering 7 hours of playtime, combining the intensity of arena shooters with the lightheartedness of party games. Armed with a bow and arrow, navigate 14 unique maps and 5 game modes, utilizing ballistically-modelled arrow physics and powerups to outsmart opponents. Customize your character and stamina system add strategic depth to become the ultimate Arkshot master."











- The game features unique and interesting bow shooting mechanics that add depth to the gameplay.
- It's a fun and fast-paced arena shooter that is highly enjoyable when played with friends.
- The game offers a variety of maps and modes, providing a good amount of content for multiplayer sessions.
- The player base is very small, making it difficult to find matches unless you have friends to play with.
- There is a lack of single-player content and bot support, which limits the game's replayability.
- The absence of a crosshair and health bar can make aiming challenging and may frustrate new players.
gameplay
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features unique bow shooting mechanics and a variety of power-ups that enhance the experience, although players may find the practice mode awkward initially. The movement and jumping mechanics are reminiscent of games like TF2, and while the training area offers fun experimentation, the true combat experience remains uncertain without a player base. Overall, the game promises engaging and lighthearted gameplay with a diverse selection of maps and modes.
“This game has the most interesting bow shooting mechanics I have seen.”
“It offers tons of power-ups and abilities to pick up in a match, making gameplay much more enjoyable.”
“The gameplay itself (in practice mode) is very awkward but obviously meant for you to play it for a while to get used to the movement, ammo, aiming, timings, and of course the powerups...but with no players it is impossible to tell how that would feel in combat.”
“All these mechanics require stamina to use.”
“The jumping mechanic feels familiar to anyone who has played games like TF2; where you can rocket-jump by shooting at your feet, or dashing mid-air.”