Nock is bow and arrow soccer.
Skate and fly around a pitch while using a bow and arrow to blast the ball into the other team’s goal. Compete in multiplayer ranked matches, or play casual custom games with your friends!
Like a real sport, Nock is easy to learn but difficult to master. Block arrows let you create obstacles and you can even use your body to make a goal or save. A fast-moving ball can knock you out. Skill-based matchmaking keeps every game extremely close and competitive. Casual modes let you challenge yourself against bots or play with friends in custom matches.
Nock includes voice chat with individual muting options so you can communicate with teammates easily.
December 12, 2023
Nock: Evolve 🏐 New game mode - Volleyball! Available for matchmaking or custom games it features a custom built arena, new rules, 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 modes and a whole new game to master. 🏟️ New arena, Uberstadion! Experience the most exhilarating VR sport In front of 1000s of people in the grandest…
October 5, 2023
Nightfall Is Here! We're thrilled to present the "Nock - Nightfall" update, packed with a bunch of new changes ⚽ New Casual Mode Rules - If you're ahead by 2 goals or more, your opponent's now getting a goalie block, turning up the heat. And if you find yourself up by 3 goals or more, you won't…
March 11, 2025
It used to be a great game back when it released (I gave 5 stars in my 03.2022 review), but due to some questionable decisions by developers the game is dead now, the number of online players is single digit, and developers already announced that they aren't going to update Nock any more.
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September 10, 2024
I’m a week-one Nock player. When I first saw the game, I knew it was going to be a blast, and it was, for a long time. Even when I got stomped by better players, I knew I was improving, and most of the games were close. However, as the game’s life cycle progressed and the player count dropped, it became harder to improve and have those intense, close games that made the game so much fun. And that’s why it’s so painful to see the game in its current state. I’m at a loss as to how Normal let this gem of a game fade away; they truly had something special and are currently squandering its potential. It’s been almost a year since any major updates—last I recall, it was the volleyball mode, which, frankly, was a terrible idea that only further divided the already small player base. I suspect Normal has moved on to developing a new game, but given their track record with Nock, I’m doubtful their next project will fare any better, even if it’s as good as Nock. As knowing how to maintain a game is crucial in today’s live service model, and it seems they haven’t quite grasped that. I’m not expecting Nock to become the next Gorilla Tag overnight, but I do hope it can survive in a healthier state. To give it a fighting chance, I believe it should go free-to-play—no one’s buying it at this point anyway. The game already has in-game transactions that could continue to support it if there were players to make purchases. Therefore, Normal should advertise this change to attract both old and new players. With these steps, there’s a chance this amazing game could not only survive but even thrive. Please, Normal, I’m begging you.
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February 1, 2026
Great game overall, but the lack of people makes this game look bad. Consider making it free to revive it.
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December 22, 2025
As you can see quest is full of children, this game is a hidden gem that need to be available to everyone to make it succeed. Its a ghost town right now and its sad because its so fun to play.
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July 19, 2025
I know the hype train has long moved on for this app, but it's still one of the most fun things you can do in VR: any time you want to play low gravity ice skating archery soccer/football, this is the app to use!
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