About Sky Archer
Sky Archer is a calm, physics-based archery game played from a little island floating above the clouds. There are 100 levels in 10 worlds, and each world adds something new: wind, moving targets, balloons, shields, bounce pads, gongs that open gates, spinning pinwheels, pop-up targets and fog. Draw the bow, read the wind and earn up to three stars on every level.
How to play
- Press anywhere and drag down to draw the bow: the further you pull, the stronger and longer the shot. Drag sideways to aim left or right, then let go to loose the arrow.
- The dotted arc shows the first half-second of the flight, and your last arrow leaves a faint trail so you can adjust. On a keyboard, Left/Right aim, Up/Down set power and Space shoots.
- Each level gives you a few arrows and a goal: hit the targets, pop the balloons, score enough points or land bullseyes. Clear it to unlock the next level.
- Stars: ★ for clearing the level, ★★ and ★★★ for arrows left over or bullseyes, depending on the level. The rule is shown when the level starts and on the results screen.
- Every world adds something new, from wind and moving targets to bounce pads, gongs and pop-up targets. A short tip appears the first time you meet each one.
Controls
- Keyboard: Left/Right aim · Up/Down power · Space shoot
- Touch: Drag down to draw, sideways to aim, release to shoot
- Pause: P or Esc, or the pause button.
100 levels in 10 worlds
Levels unlock one after another. Clear a level to earn up to three stars, and come back later to collect any you missed.
| World | Levels | What's new |
|---|---|---|
| 🌼 Meadow Isle | 1–10 | Learn the draw on still targets that float a little further away each time. |
| 🌬️ Breezy Ridge | 11–20 | Wind bends every arrow. Watch the flag and aim into the breeze. |
| ↔️ Drift Lanes | 21–30 | Targets slide and circle through the sky. Lead your shot. |
| 🎈 Balloon Fair | 31–40 | Pop bobbing balloons. Arrows fly straight through, so line up a double. |
| 🛡️ Shield Keep | 41–50 | Shields guard the targets. Knock each one down, then take the shot. |
| 🔷 Bounce Bay | 51–60 | Walls hide the targets. Bank your arrows off springy pads instead. |
| 🔔 Gong Gardens | 61–70 | Gates lock the targets. Strike the gong of the same colour to open them. |
| 🌀 Pinwheel Heights | 71–80 | Spinning pinwheels guard the targets. Shoot through a gap in the blades. |
| ⏱️ Pop-up Fair | 81–90 | Targets pop up for a moment, and some levels race the clock. |
| 🌫️ Mist Summit | 91–100 | Fog rolls in and every trick returns for the hardest levels. |
Arcade mode
Endless waves of targets on a limited quiver. You start with 8 arrows. Every bullseye gives one arrow back and every cleared wave adds two more. Waves grow further away and windier, and bring in moving targets, balloons, shields, pop-up targets and pinwheels. The run ends when your quiver is empty.
Tips
- Start your drag anywhere, then pull straight down. Small sideways moves fine-tune the aim without changing the power.
- Use your last arrow's trail: if it fell short, pull a little further; if it flew long, ease off.
- In wind, aim upwind of the target. The longer the shot, the more the wind carries the arrow.
- For moving and pop-up targets, watch one full cycle first, then shoot a little ahead of where the target will be.
Questions
How many levels are there?
100 levels in 10 worlds of 10. Each level unlocks after you clear the one before, and every world adds a new idea, ending with a mixed finale.
How do stars work?
Clearing a level gives one star. Most levels give ★★ and ★★★ for arrows left over; some give them for bullseyes or for a points total instead. The rule is shown when the level starts and on the results screen.
Is every level possible?
Yes. Every level is checked by a computer solver using the game's own arrow physics. It proves each target can be hit with some room for error, within the arrow budget, and that three stars are reachable.