

Arrow a Row
Lonerangerix · 2023 · Looter Shooter, Roguelite, Roguelike, Bullet Hell, Top-Down Shooter
PC
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About Arrow a Row
·Run and Shoot automatically
This is an endless auto runner where the player only needs to go left or right. You can complete the game by defeating the boss or continue to beat your highest score.
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·Lots Of Power-ups
Choose your power-ups wisely for different builds.
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·Additional Helpers
You have pets and flying swords that help you fight the enemies.
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·Permanent Upgrades
Purchase permanent upgrades to improve yourself.
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Music by Ben Esdor
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players consistently praise this game as an excellent casual time-waster that works well as a background activity during calls or podcasts, with a satisfying progression system featuring level-ups and upgrades. The game delivers on what it promises without the false advertising typical of mobile games, making it a solid choice for low-pressure entertainment.
FINALLY i can play the game that i keep seeing on mobile ads.15 found this helpful
I like everything about it. It´s too sad there´s no more items. Would be happy if theres a upgrade for this game. Best game ive played for years.1 found this helpful
nice fun game
Arrow a Row is a free-to-play roguelite developed and published by Lonerangerix that embraces a philosophy many modern indie games overlook: simple mechanics can still create a deeply engaging experience. At first glance, the game appears almost minimalist, presenting players with a straightforward objective of surviving waves of enemies while automatically firing arrows. However, beneath that uncomplicated exterior lies an addictive gameplay loop built around progression, experimentation, and the constant pursuit of better runs. It is the kind of game that can occupy a few spare minutes yet somehow convince players to stay for hours. The gameplay revolves around movement and positioning rather than complicated controls. Players guide their character across the battlefield while arrows fire automatically, creating a unique balance between accessibility and skill. Enemy formations gradually become more aggressive, forcing players to think carefully about spacing, timing, and movement patterns. Boss encounters punctuate each run with welcome challenges that test a player's understanding of the mechanics, while the option to continue indefinitely after major milestones gives the game…
Superb fun! Just wish there was a prestige system or a way to reset progress and start over. This game does what all the intrusive adds you see on other platforms promises. Simple corridor shooter executed in a flawless way.
Mobile game on da computa
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