Quiver Clash
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Quiver Clash is an archery duel on cliff tops at dusk. You drag back to draw your bow, watch the dotted arc, and let fly. Arrows drop with gravity and drift with the wind, so every shot is a small calculation.
It is for players who enjoy skill shots and quick duels. Rounds are short, hits feel weighty, and a well-placed headshot ends in a slow-motion replay.
How to play
- Drag back, away from your target, to draw the bow; pulling further makes a stronger shot. Release to shoot.
- The dotted arc shows the start of the flight. Gravity pulls the arrow down and the wind, shown by the flag, pushes it sideways.
- A headshot does 50 damage, the body 25 and the legs 15.
- Hitting an archer's bow arm makes their next shots shaky.
- Shoot floating orbs: blue gives a shield that blocks one arrow, pink heals 25.
- In duels both archers shoot at the same time, best of three rounds.
Controls
On a phone or tablet
Drag back and release to shoot. In two-player mode each player drags on their own half of the screen.
On a computer
Drag with the mouse, or aim with W and S or Up and Down and hold Space to draw, releasing to shoot. Two players use W, S and F versus Up, Down and L.
Game modes
Solo
Survive waves of enemy archers and pop lanterns for points.
Daily
Today's list of waves, the same for everyone.
Vs computer
A real-time duel against an easy, medium or hard archer, best of three rounds.
2 players
Two archers on one device, each on their own half, best of three.
Tips
- Aim a little into the wind to cancel its drift.
- Hit the bow arm to spoil your rival's aim.
- High lobs are slow but hard to dodge.
- A shield blocks one arrow, even a headshot, so grab blue orbs before a big exchange.
- Once a round passes 40 seconds, every hit does double damage.
About the game
Quiver Clash builds on the classic artillery duel, where two players take aim across a gap and adjust for angle, power and wind. Here both archers shoot at once, so you are aiming and dodging the pressure of incoming arrows at the same time.
On a phone the drag-and-release feels like pulling a real bowstring, and two people can share the screen. On a desktop you can aim with the mouse or the keyboard.
Questions
- Is Quiver Clash free?
- Yes, it is free in your web browser.
- Can two people play on one phone?
- Yes. Each player drags on their own half of the screen.
- How long is a duel?
- Rounds are short and a duel is best of three, and after 40 seconds hits do double damage to keep rounds moving.
