This is not archery instruction
The games on this site are arcade games. Their physics is deliberately exaggerated so that an arrow's arc is visible and learnable on a screen - real arrows travel far faster and flatter than anything shown here.
Nothing on this site is instruction, coaching or guidance for real archery, and improving at these games does not imply any transferable ability with actual equipment. Real archery is a safety-critical activity that should be learned in person from a qualified instructor at a proper range.
Accuracy of the guides
The guides describe the games on this site as they are currently built. Technical figures quoted in them are taken from the games' source code, and gameplay advice reflects the author's experience of playing them.
Games are occasionally adjusted. Where a change makes a guide inaccurate, the guide is corrected and its last-updated date changes, but there may be a short period where a guide describes previous behaviour.
Statements about typical performance
Where a guide describes what players typically achieve - a reaction time range, a plateau in run length, a hit rate at a given difficulty - those are described as typical rather than measured.
This site collects no gameplay data whatsoever, so it has no statistics about its players and does not present any figure as if it did.
No rankings, ratings or reviews
Archery Arcade displays no star ratings, no review scores, no global leaderboards and no player counts, because it has no system that could produce them honestly.
Any score shown to you is your own, stored in your own browser.
Availability
The site is provided as it is. Games may be updated, changed or removed, and we do not guarantee that any particular game will remain available or behave identically over time.