Bow Man

A simple arena shooter. On the plus side there is the ability to improve the character. On the downside, there is no online rating table.

It is a simple and cool game, but not worth 4,99€. Try to get it on a discount. Some more level and upgrades would be nice!

The bow is one of the oldest types of weapons. With its help, man has learned to hit targets that are unreachable in close combat. Will the bow help you survive in a crowd of monsters?

The Steam Store images and video are a total lie. There is no score counter, there is no wave counter (at least, it's not explicitly shown) and there is no "Fire Shots" upgrade in the store. Aside from that, the game only lasts 3 minutes because at that point, so many enemies spawn at once that the FPS completely tanks until you're just swarmed. There is also no sound whatsoever, further dulling the experience. I've played much better games for cheaper or even free.

Bow Man is a compact arcade title that centers its entire experience around a single idea: becoming a better archer while surviving increasingly dangerous encounters. Developed by CnockCnock and published by kazakovstudios, the game embraces an old-school philosophy where immediate accessibility takes priority over complicated systems. From the moment players begin, the objective is clear—draw your bow, defeat monsters, and continue pushing forward as the challenge steadily intensifies. It is the kind of game that understands its limited scope and focuses on delivering quick entertainment rather than an expansive adventure. The gameplay is built around simplicity, but that simplicity has its own appeal. Players are not burdened with lengthy tutorials, extensive inventories, or deep progression trees. Instead, Bow Man relies on timing, accuracy, and consistency. Every encounter encourages players to improve their aim and react more efficiently to enemy movements. The straightforward controls make the game easy to learn, while the increasing pace of combat gives players a reason to keep returning in pursuit of better performances and higher scores. According to its store descriptio…

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