Elven Assassin

Early Access Review One Of the Best Arrow and Arrow Games at the Moment, mainly because of the already somewhat advanced Development. Basic: The Operation of the Bow and Arrow goes very well by the Hand, the Aim is simple but realistic. The Arrows do not have to be pulled off the Back (which I personally find positive) but appear automatically in the Hand. The Trajectory is quickly internalized. There are two playable Cards. At the first one Defends an Elf village. There are four Points at which you can stand and you change location by a Shot at the respective Point. In the second Map, people are supported in the Defense of a Festival (reminiscent of Helm's Gorge). There are more Options in Defence, as there are also Catapults and Cannons available. However, this Card is not (yet) as balanced as the first. The Opponents consist of Fantasy Beings who sometimes fight back (for example, some Orcs throw an Axe after the Shooter in front of which you have to duck after a Hit). During the Battles, you collect Gold that you can put into Equipment (cosmetic only) and climb levels for which you can buy magic in order to be able to use Special Arrows. The Single Player is quite difficult, because after a few Waves you have to change position quickly and let go of very fast Consequences of Arrows in order to pass. The Multiplayer plays a good Bit easier and works quite brilliantly. Even with Random Players, you last some Waves long. It really works well when you can talk to your Fellow Players. Unfortunately, there is relatively little going on on the European Servers (but there are actually always 1-2 Games just active where you can get in). Even during the Waves, the Game is always motivating, as you can always look at the Score of the 4 Players in Comparison. Probably the most direct Competitor product is Quivr, which I Think is somewhat Forthcoming at the moment, because Elven Assassin already offers a high Replay value through the two Maps, the Equipment and The Magic System. By The Way, you need some Space, because it is always necessary to move (to dodge or get a better Angle). 1.5x2m is enough. Cons so far:-the first Waves are very boring with four Players because there are too few Opponents from too few Spawnpoints. At first, you beat yourself up almost for the Shots. -While an Orc throws an Axe, it is invulnerable. For me, the Games is a very clear Buy recommendation and one of the Best VR Games at the Moment, especially for €10. It gets me to sweat and it is just with its short Rounds an ideal VR Game without getting exhausting. And if someone is looking for a Player for the Multiplayer: Just add it.