Arrow Heads Reviews

This game is so fun!! :D (but i really wish there was online arcade and more players.) Great game tho!

I buy this to see how good is the Sheridan College game design degree program, because I am also a game developer. Pros. I still believe their design school is very good at digital arts and animation. This game have a very good expression of music and sound effects. The game settings and user interface is okish. I know this game is very polish and skillfully made comparing to the other small games, but the design concept seems too much of a simple acrade game for $17. This game is only good to play with your friends if you cannot find any online multiple players to play with you. Cons. This game is only fun when this game is a multiple player or when you are playing this game with your friends. But, in this game there is almost always never have any other online players. So, I end up beating the high score easily with around a 982 score, because I find out a easy way to aim at the opponent by running towards in front of your enemy and shoot in front of their faces. Warning it is hard to aim in this game. I think this game worth around $5, because you felt very lonely in this game when you keep on dying, if you cannot really find any teammates to help you in each of the battle waves. I thought their game design school is better with their design and business concept. I think their demo video and their artworks is too attractive to make you buy this game. Feedback. I hope they will update more newer content that will be better for a solo player, when you cannot find any friends to play with you in this game.

Arrow Heads is a shining example of how co-op arcade games can go the extra mile. The tight control scheme, beautiful graphics and artistic direction make playing pleasing for the eye and hands. The different mechanics, powerups and various levels gives something new to every round and game! I love it and absolutely reccomend it to anyone!

This is a good game to play with young children. It manages to be immediately accessible for a 5 year old, while still offering some challenge to older children and adults.

Well the game play is decent, but something is messed up with the size of the the playable area on my screen. I have dual screens so that might have something to do with it, but I just played my first game and it wont let me press enter to save my high score cause my mouse or controller cant reach the green check button. I tried everything but had to Alt- Tab out and force close it. also the online function wasnt working either. I know there is sometimes bugs, but these make it really a no vote for me. Probably gonna ask for a refund.

Update: A few more notes I want to mention as I've played this game more. I've spent a lot of time on the single player. It's fun to play for an hour or two at a time no problem. It may seem boring at the beginning, but like most other wave-based games, the waves get more difficult as you progress through them. And that's what keeps bringing me back. As I mentioned in my original review, it does get chaotic. It's true that this game's local multiplayer is what shines. If you're looking for a local multiplayer game, then this is one I'd definitely recommend. If you want a game you can still play even once all your friends leave, then this game offers that. If you plan on never touching multiplayer mode, unless you enjoy facing wave after wave of enemies, this may not be your type of game. Original: I had a blast playing this game! It's still new, so I understand the lack of online community. I'm hoping that changes, because multiplayer is a blast. I played local multiplayer at a local Toronto convention and even facing off against random people there was awesome! It didn't matter than I always kept losing. How can you not enjoy getting shot and then flopping around trying to annoy the person who shot you and stopping them from getting the win? In terms of the single player, I enjoyed it. Yes, it is similar to most other games that have waves of enemies coming at you, but the projectile aiming gives it a different dimension. Maybe because my aim isn't great, but the sheer craziness of it all was great. Power-ups are very handy in the multiplayer arena, but they've still managed to include them in the single player to give it some variety. This is definitely a game I'll continue to play. I can play offline multiplayer and single player, and as the community grows, I'll be playing more online.

So I really like this game. It's a ton of fun with 4 people all hanging out on a couch. Unfortunately there's virtually no one online and the hoard mode feel kind of janky. The standard mode also lacks bots to play with and I don't know if there's a stage select I'm disappointed there's no one to play with, but I won't refund it because I know this game is a blast with local play

Arrow Heads is a blast! I first played it at PAX 2017--it's lightning quick to pick up and loaded with advanced moves to learn. Dodging arrows and landing clutch headshots feels amazing!! I really dig the co-op mode too, sometimes you just want to work together to snipe some marauding bears. If you're on the fence, grab it--I need more cannon fodder to slay online... :)

This game is so much fun to play with friends! The mechanics are simple, but there are a lot of really cool things that you can pick up, to improve your play. The only downside here is that I can't play it online right now, as the player base is not large enough yet, but whenever it comes down to playing with friends, this game is amazing. Buy buy buy, so there can be more players to play against!

It's a smooth, really innovative little game. Kind of a Gang Beasts with bows and arrows. Plus my character is a little penguin that shoots unicorn arrows, so that's cool. Single player is good, I think I still have some high scores, so go beat them. Multiplayer is a little iffy. You can't do the horde mode multiplayer, which I'm hoping they'll add later on. And there's some kinda glitch going around for some people that doesn't let them connect to the server. But it's worth the money right now I think, and it seems like that kind of game that's gonna get big, so keep an eye on it. 7.5/10 Worth it, keep updating.