
Arrowburst is a calm, relaxing, short incremental game about bursting squares and upgrading your arrow.
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Collect squares that spawn around the map by destroying them using your upgrades.
Progress through a skill tree to unlock new mechanics that boost your collection power.

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Languages: English
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What caught my eye on this one was the word 'casual' and this game really delivers. I don't want an idle game, and this hits my sweet spot dead on. There are (so far) two controls, left to move (where the mouse points to) and right to show you were the nearest base is, so you can upgrade. There is also no collection mechanism, which I enjoy, if I kill something, my resources go up, nice and neat. So far there seem to be a lot of upgrades, and while there doesn't seem to be much decision making there (you just want everything) it's pleasant. There are different zones, with different colored, harder to kill foes that give you a different color of resource. Haven't reached the point where I can spend any of those, but I guess that will come with time. All in all, exactly what I wanted, simply, and pleasant, a few decisions to make, what zone to be in, when to upgrade, but vary much casual. Two thumbs up from me. ADDENDUM: 98 minutes, start to finish, pleasantly mind numbing, but no real replayability.
Arg kurz... Der Preis ist zwar passend aber irgendwie ist es nicht ganz so befriedigend. Keine Eskalation wie in einem Inkremental. Skills so lala, Grafik ok
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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fun lil game :3
It should be $1. It barely gets a thumbs up. It's EXTREMELY SHORT but at least the upgrades are useful.
Great game but too short
Tiny Funny Game for getting one more Perfect Game :)
I really liked this one. I play a lot of incremental games and this is a good one. Really great chill vibe. Good for spacing out for a nice break in the middle of the day. It does a different sort of upgrade system where there are no rounds, just play with a nice chill vibe until you want to upgrade. The pacing is really good for the start but lags towards the end. This is also a short game. I would liked to see this more fleshed out and really see where this game could have gone. Being short is also one of the best things about this game because while I really liked the start of the game once you are getting towards the end it has kinda peetered out and it just kinda ends with a wimper.
SImple, well done, solid sound scape. The game is *exactly* what it looks like. It's like 2 dollars and about an hour of a fun little incremental game.
Arrowburst is exactly as it is advertised in the game's description, except it doesn't tell you how comforting it truly is. The tutorial is short and sweet, but that makes sense because there is only really one button being used. The entire game is played with your mouse as you pilot a small "arrow" through what looks like space. The soundtrack is incredible, and really gave a feel of drifting somewhere, without being so far off that it felt unsettling. There is no difficulty curve to this game, and what you see is what you get, the most enjoyment you will find is in purchasing upgrades as you progress through the zones. One of the most memorable moments in this game was going back to the first zone with almost every upgrade and seeing just how much faster it is to loot the blue squares that were originally 2-3 laser shots. If you are into small skill tree's and casual fun then this may be a good purchase for you, you may want to avoid this game if you prefer to spend more than an hour in game per dollar that you spend, or if you are looking for a little difficulty. This game was interesting enough to complete for the experience, and I would recommend it if you've got 2 hours and 2 dollars to spare.
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