- March 28, 2017
- Phaser Lock Interactive
Twisted Arrow
Platforms
About
Twisted Arrow is a fast-paced action-packed archery game. As a futuristic archer, you must defeat hordes of robotic enemies using a variety of arrows and special abilities. With its slick graphics and challenging gameplay, Twisted Arrow provides an exciting and immersive experience.











- The bow mechanics are solid and provide a satisfying archery experience, with a variety of arrow types that enhance gameplay.
- The game features a well-structured campaign with distinct levels and boss fights, making it feel more like a full game rather than a wave shooter.
- The teleportation movement system, while fixed, works well with the game's design and allows for strategic gameplay, keeping players engaged.
- The game is relatively short, with many players completing it in under 2-4 hours, leading to concerns about replay value.
- The fixed teleportation system can feel restrictive, especially for players with smaller play spaces, and may detract from the overall immersion.
- Some players found the graphics to be simplistic and not up to par with other VR titles, which could impact the overall experience.
gameplay
88 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its solid mechanics, particularly the bow and arrow system, which is described as responsive and enjoyable. While some players find the teleportation movement mechanic restrictive, many appreciate how it integrates into the gameplay, offering a mix of challenge and excitement across various levels and difficulties. Overall, the game delivers a fun and engaging experience, especially for fans of archery mechanics, despite some criticisms regarding graphics and repetitiveness.
“Great mechanics and challenging in the later levels (at least on hard mode).”
“Not only does the bow and arrow deliver a crisp, responsive, and streamlined archery experience, but the intense fast-paced yet thoughtful gameplay keeps you riveted to your headset and tightly gripping your controllers.”
“It offers multiple difficulties, there are a bunch of different levels to play through, there are boss fights, leaderboards... I could go on but suffice it to say that if you are looking for a game that delivers on fun archery and great gameplay, you must get Twisted Arrow!”
“I would have liked a less restrictive movement mechanic, rather transporting to preset spots.”
“While Quivr is great, the gameplay does get repetitive after a while, but I still went back to it now and then for the great archery.”
“I didn't like the approach of having preset teleport points because it makes the game a lot harder for those with small playspaces, as sometimes you just can't step to the side and take cover as intended because you'd be walking into a real-life wall, and then you're forced to face a whole army without any cover.”