Draw your bow, read the wind, and let arrows fly at a distant ring target. Gravity pulls every shot down and a fresh crosswind nudges it sideways, so each release is a fresh read. Land six arrows per round, chase the bullseye, then push into harder levels where the target shrinks, the wind howls, and the bullseye starts to drift.
About Archery
Archery is a physics-driven target-shooting game rendered entirely on an HTML5 canvas. You command a longbow on the left of the range and fire at a ten-ring scoring target on the right. Every arrow obeys gravity and a per-shot wind that pushes it off line, so good scores come from aiming high and into the wind rather than straight at the gold. A live trajectory preview helps you learn the arc, but the wind and a moving target at higher levels keep it honest. Score is the ring value where each arrow lands, ten for a dead-center bullseye down to one at the rim. Clear a round of six arrows to advance a level, where the target gets smaller, the wind gets stronger, and eventually the whole target sways. Your best round score is saved locally so you always have a number to beat.
Inside Archery: what we checked
The numbers below come from Archery's own source code, and the screenshots are from our own test run of the game (20 October 2026).
- Each level gives you 6 arrows. A hit is scored by ring: the bullseye is 10 points, then 9, 8 and so on down to 1 on the outer ring, and an arrow that misses the target scores 0.
- The target shrinks every level, from a radius of 78 down to a smallest size of 34 (reached at level 8), so the rings get tighter as you go.
- The wind is picked once per level and stays the same for all 6 arrows. Its top strength rises by 28 each level, and the bar above the field shows its direction and strength.
- From level 3 the target moves up and down, and the movement gets wider and faster in later levels.
- Your round score is not reset when you move up a level, so it keeps adding up. Pressing N or New round starts again from level 1 with a score of 0.
- Hold Space (or hold the Hold to draw button) to charge power: a full draw launches the arrow about two and a half times as fast as a barely-drawn one. Your best round score is kept in this browser.
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How to play Archery
Aim and power are set the same way every shot. Drag backward from the bow to pull the string: the direction from your finger toward the bow sets the arrow's launch angle, and how far you pull sets the power. Release to loose the arrow. Watch the dotted blue trajectory line while you hold to judge the arc, and check the wind bar at the top, longer and red means a stronger push. Each round gives you six arrows; the ring you hit is added to your round score. When the six arrows are spent, the round ends and you can advance to a tougher level. Resetting starts a fresh run from level one.
Controls
Mouse or touch: press and drag back from the bow to aim and build power, then release to fire. The on-screen Hold-to-draw button also charges and releases a shot. Keyboard: Arrow keys (or WASD) raise and lower your aim, hold Space to charge power and release it to fire, N starts a new run, Enter advances after a round ends. Press M (or the speaker button) to mute. When a round is complete, tap the canvas or the Next level button to continue.
Tips & tricks
- Aim a touch above the bullseye, gravity always drops the arrow over the distance to the target.
- Hold into the wind: if the bar points right, aim left of center, and vice versa, by an amount that grows with the bar's length.
- More power means a flatter, faster arc that the wind has less time to bend, but it is harder to fine-tune, find the power you can read consistently.
- Use the dotted trajectory preview to dial in angle and power before you release; it accounts for the current wind.
Frequently asked questions
Does Archery save my progress?
Yes — Archery keeps your best score and settings in this browser's local storage, so they are still there when you come back on the same device. Nothing is uploaded and no account is involved — clearing your browser data is what resets it.
Is Archery unblocked at school or work?
Archery is a plain web page of about 34 KB — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does, and the whole game arrives in one short download. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself.
Who made Archery?
Archery was built in-house by the 360 PlayZone team using open web technology (HTML5), which is why it runs instantly without any download.
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From our blog
Archery features in Aim Trainers, Archery and Target Games: Free Browser Practice That Actually Transfers.