Greetings, archer, and welcome to Elven Arrows, an auto-adaptive Mixed Reality game that transforms your entire room into a free-roam watchtower. Draw a real bow, walk freely around your space, and hold the sacred crystals against invaders determined to shatter them.
Elven Arrows scans your room the moment you start, then builds itself around your real walls and furniture.
Watch your surroundings morph into a watchtower: enchanted stone walls trace your physical room, your own furniture carried over into the realm.
After every wave you choose a new power, and no two runs come out the same. Around 40 augments cover crit and headshots, arrow stats, multi-shot, fire, arcane, lightning and traps, with rerolls.
Augments also raise four shrines in your room: Freeze, Nature, Storm and Meteor. Shoot one to trigger it.
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2026年9月16日
Elven Arrows is out of Early Access! Version 1.2 is the biggest update since launch, and it changes how every run plays, all the way up to the dragon. 🏹 Build your run, wave by wave The Upgrade Store is gone. After every wave you pick a new power from around 40 augments, including triple shot,…
2025年12月4日
The snow may be falling, but the battle isn’t slowing down! This update brings new ways to grow stronger, face tougher foes, and enjoy smoother gameplay during the holidays. What’s new: 🏪 New Upgrade Store: choose your power-ups between rounds 🐉 Dragon Boss Fight: a fierce new challenge for…
2025年3月27日
The game itself can be quick and fun, but the co-location setup is incredibly frustrating—just like it was in House Defender. Based on what I found through research, both players need to have the exact same boundaries for co-location to work. That’s already tedious, but the bigger issue is that, most of the time, the locations won’t sync properly even when the boundaries are nearly identical. One player often ends up floating outside the play area. Mixed reality games like Spatial Ops handle this so much better. They don’t require every player to pre-create an exact boundary, which avoids the syncing issues that 2sync’s system struggles with. It’s a huge design oversight, especially considering House Defender had the same problem. Why wasn’t this fixed after its release two years ago? There are better ways to handle co-location, so why isn’t 2sync implementing them? A much better system would be for the host to create the map, and for other players to sync by simply standing at a specific real-world point. There’s no need for every player to manually recreate the same boundaries as the host—this only increases the chances of errors and desyncing. It’s surprising that 2sync didn’t take this approach from the start. Expecting players to create identical maps every time is unrealistic and prone to failure. The devs should really take a look at how Spatial Ops handles co-location because their system is far more intuitive and reliable. PS allow for more than 2 players,
11 人觉得有用
2025年3月20日
I'm primarily reviewing this title as it was just released today and there's only 1 other review. Basically, this game has you lay-out your playspace in MR. You outline walls and then you outline furniture within your playspace. Once in the game (in VR mode) the app uses your layout and furniture as part of a castle wall where you can walk around to shoot incoming foes which attack these crystals. It's all very brightly colored and fun. My immediate feedback to the dev is that the bow needs a bit of tweaking. Currently, you need to grab the bowstring in a very small & defined area which adds little to immersion in a wave-shooter like this. I highly recommend relaxing that mechanic and allow players to grab wherever they desire. Personally, I'd mirror the bow mechanic from Asgard's Wrath II since neither game is focused on "realistic" bow mechanics. I also noted that in my playtime, the game favored enemies attacking a crystal that was (frustratingly) the most difficult to get to through scanned furniture. Maybe that's a fluke, but if not the bias should be to place such objects in less obscured parts of the playspace. Don't take those notes to dissuade you from grabbing this game--it really is fun, well-designed, and full-featured from what I can tell. I'll update my review after the devs update the app! Great job devs!
5 人觉得有用
2025年3月21日
It's so cool how mixed reality games work and transform my whole room into game area. Definitely recommend to try it out with friends
4 人觉得有用
2025年12月28日
You start with setting up your walls and your furniture. Then you can start the game. All your furniture is captured in the environment of the game. Replaced by walls or other stuff. So you can’t hit them. After eliminating all enemies, you gain some money, where you can buy upgrades with. I played in my living room with a lot of furniture, so I didn’t had a lot of space to move. Didn’t hit anything. But next time gonna play in a room with less furniture to get easy access to the 🔥.
3 人觉得有用
2025年3月21日
Very fun mixed reality experience. I feel like Legolas defending against the Orks in my own four walls. Adds a nice twist with the upgrade system that adds a lot to the replay value. Especially the room utilization makes this game stand out as a mixed reality experience. And you can even play together with your friends in the same room. Keep up the good work.
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