- February 2, 2025
- OBrooks
Nock & Load
Platforms
About
Become the best band of bowmen in the land by defeating all those who would stand against you! Nock & Load is a small, casual archery game with PvP and roguelike elements. Recruit archers into your troop and collect upgrades to outmatch your foes. Features: Fill out your ranks with up to five bowmen Line up your shot and strike down your enemies in a hail of arrows Hunt birds on your …





- The game is hilarious and offers a fun, chaotic archery experience that is easy to pick up.
- As a free game, it provides great value with replayability and unique upgrades for each playthrough.
- The cartoonish art style and quirky characters add charm to the gameplay, making it enjoyable despite its flaws.
- The controls are frustratingly imprecise, leading to inconsistent aiming and damage outcomes.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs, including crashes and graphical glitches that hinder the experience.
- Multiplayer functionality is poorly implemented, often feeling unbalanced and scuffed.
- gameplay5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is generally easy to pick up, making it accessible for casual players, though some users note issues with randomness in upgrades and the reroll mechanic. While there are reports of bugs affecting rendering and multiplayer experiences, others praise the gameplay for being smooth and enjoyable, complemented by a strong story and graphics. Overall, the gameplay experience varies significantly among players, with some enjoying it while others encounter frustrating elements.
“The gameplay is super easy to pick up, which is perfect for those of us who can barely manage a bow and arrow in a video game without accidentally hitting the 'restart' button.”
“No bugs, flawless gameplay, great story, and even better graphics.”
“The only knocks against it, and these are debatable, are the randomness of the upgrades making it possible to largely miss out on recruiting more bowmen, the apparently poor value for gold in taking hunting accuracy upgrades (which are per-archer, unlike base health and base damage increases in battle), and the way the reroll mechanic works.”
“The multiplayer is extremely scuffed, and the gameplay is not fun.”










