Arrow Clash

Gameplay and controls are structured around precise timing and spatial awareness. Each player controls an archer character that can move horizontally across the arena floor and jump vertically. The character cannot move while drawing a bow. The primary action is firing an arrow, which is performed by pressing and holding the fire button to charge the shot. The arrow’s trajectory is determined by the angle of the bow, which is adjusted using the vertical aim control. The arrow travels in a parabolic arc affected by gravity. A fully charged shot travels faster and farther than a partially charged one. Players can also perform a quick shot by tapping the fire button without charging, resulting in a weaker, shorter-range projectile. Defensive actions include a dodge roll performed by pressing the dodge button, which grants brief invulnerability frames. The character can also crouch behind low obstacles to reduce hitbox exposure. Ammunition is unlimited; there is no resource management for arrows. The interface displays a health bar for each player, a round counter, and a timer for each round. The game ends when one player’s health reaches zero. Controls are mapped to a keyboard or gamepad, with the left stick or directional keys for movement, the right stick or vertical keys for aim, and dedicated buttons for fire, dodge, and jump.