Aim and Snap: Arrow Srike

Gameplay and controls are structured around a two-step input system. The player first uses a mouse or touch input to drag a crosshair across the screen, adjusting the aim point horizontally and vertically. A trajectory line, shown as a dotted arc, updates in real-time to indicate the arrow's predicted path based on current wind and gravity settings. Once the desired aim point is set, the player must release the input or press a designated button (left mouse click or tap) to perform the "snap" action. This snap locks the arrow's trajectory and initiates the shot. The arrow then travels along the locked path, with no further player input allowed. The game provides a reticle that changes color from red to green when the aim is within a valid snap zone, indicating optimal timing. Wind direction and speed are displayed as a small arrow and number in the upper-left corner. The player can adjust arrow weight and draw strength in the pre-level equipment menu, affecting speed and drop rate. No manual aiming or free-form movement of the character is possible; the player remains stationary at a fixed firing point for each level. The interface includes a score counter, a timer for timed challenges, and a pause menu.