Memuat Flying Arrow 4.9.7 3

A Google user

It's a little cheesy low graphics but highly choppy. Which I think is really funny because I can play. CSR Drag racing which is 100 times better and smoother graphics without choppy hesitation. You need to fix it. I have a LG V20 which is far beyond capable to run your software without glitches but every one of your games plays the same choppy way.

A Google user

One shot... one ad. Common theme with these developers. Scare us off with an overdose of ads. If we could play long enough to enjoy, we might pay for it? Possibly? Nah, too risky. Just fill it with ads so we make revenue regardless. Bad tactics, voodoo... Control seemed a bit weird at first but gets better with more power/longer flights. A map or preview or zoom would be nice, you see a lot of targets only once airborne and heading the wrong way...

A Google user

Pros: - Pretty good concept, shooting arrows at targets from far away. - the environments were pretty well designed apart from the "factory" that was just a texture-less bright pink mass - I enjoyed collecting the different "arrows" and getting to use some of them Cons: - To even begin to enjoy this game you need to disable ads somehow by either paying money, turning off wifi or earning enough ingame currency(not really worth it honestly). I know the developer needs to make some money to keep existing, games aren't really free, but these ads are ridiculous. - there are six environments you have to maneuver through(forest, old west, island, pirate, city, army). They're in a static order until you pass each one then it begins to load them in a random order decided when you load the game. This is fine as it takes forever to pass all of them and you might have given up on playing before you found this out but I still think it's kind of lazy. - You spend most of your time trying to collect the different "arrows" only for most of them to spin crazily and look really dumb while they fly through the air. - The controls are quite sluggish. - after getting past 44 levels there seems to be no reason to play. There aren't any new areas, no new arrows, no challenges or prizes, nothing. It's almost like the developer assumed you'd get bored and give up before that point. - if you invest in "offline earning" you don't even need to really play, you just come back every few hours or days or whatever and collect your money and reinvest in either more offline earning or more power for your bow maybe fire once or twice and then come back again later. I discovered this at like level 20 and it broke the game, I didn't have to keep firing and maneuvering through buildings to hit targets. I just had to collect and invest and try to get the farthest distance. Conclusion: This is a fine game but it certainly isn't the best. And yet I found myself addicted for a short time. I liked the feeling of success at hitting a gold target from like a mile away and getting a x10 multiplier. Even so, I seem to have beaten it thoroughly after only a month and I have litterally no reason to keep playing.

A Google user

Right. I've never bothered writing one of these before but this game deserves it. So the good things about this game is that exploring new areas and finding new golden targets (how you get the most points) is really fun however the ads are really annoying. If you can get around the ads. BUT. And it's a big stinky butt. You realise after you get part the city section the game will randomly generate environments. WHICH IS BORING nothing is new after this point. It's all just recycled. The game becomes just awful after that .

JessicaTheSweet

Its fun when you actually get to play it. Just too many ads. I dont like being stopped every 20 seconds to watch the same ad for the 100th time. Please VOODOO if your reading this, please just make the ads only show after like 10 shots. Not 2-3.

A Google user

There is multiple problems with this game around there is a glitch with the mountain on the far right where you can glitch inside. Another problem is that you can just shoot the arrow to the far right and just keep doing this forever and never miss anything.

A Google user

Excellent game, too many ads. I'd be willing to rate better if there weren't so many aggressive ads. The game forces you to watch an ad every three (3) shots, and doesn't give you the option to escape using the back button. (Minus one star if the ads lock your back button which is intrusive to the android UI and should be banned) over all, great gameplay! I loved to play this on my iPhone SE (where there weren't so many dang ads!) Graphics and performance need tweaking for Samsung phones.

A Google user

Aside from the obvious leisure stole this game was intended to be, it's far too basic and completely repetitive. I don't mean that an arrow (or your choice of item) flies and falls; I mean that the same series of ground areas and objects repeat on a continuous loop. On a completely separate issue, all games by this developer that I have tried make the spot to end the advertisement close far too specific. This is a means of gaining extra redirects and this ad revenue at your expense. In doing so, either your browser, Google Play Store, or both are separately opened until you manage to get the close spot correctly. It's just poor, sloppy, and lazy programming that makes them more money. If you like the extra ad close challenge for every 30 seconds of gameplay, and love repeating backgrounds like games in the 1980s did, then this is the perfect game for you.

A Google user

Voodoo. Come on. I one hundred percent understand needing ads to generate revenue, and highly endorse having ads in games for that reason. But every single one of your games is just a pit of ad space. I dig this game! I think it's fun, really! But when I get an ad that lasts longer than the gameplay I put in since my last ad, that's just ridiculous. Honestly, I've paid for the "no ad" option in many games because I enjoy them. With yout games, however, I can't even get enough gameplay in to decide if I'm gonna like the game or not. Grow up.

K.G. Orphanides

Doesn't appear to be any way of paying to remove ads. Banners are too large for even mid-sized and very frequent interstitials break immersion.