Tiny Archer

About This Game

You wake up on the shore of an island with nothing but a bow.

The archipelago is never the same twice. What you see when you land is what it grew that morning: the terrain, the size of the islands, what's hidden and where.

Shallows, grassland, deeper woods, stone islands - the water gets darker as you go, and so does everything living on it.

So nobody can tell you where to go. All you can do is walk every island - each one has something to pick up, and the more you pick up, the stronger you get.

At the far end of an island, a bridge leads to a boat. Get on, and you're at the next stretch of islands.

Key Features

Single-player - play at your own pace; pause whenever, start over whenever.

Every run is new - islands, items, enemies and bosses are generated from scratch, down to where they sit.

100+ islands - each one has something to grab, and each comes in 1-5 layouts, so you never know which one you'll get.

100+ items - some simply add stats; others change how your arrow flies.

Plenty of potions and runes - what a potion does, nobody knows until they drink it.

Bosses that change it up - mid-fight they switch to a whole new set of moves, and they only get less reasonable from there.

Ordinary enemies mutate too - the same monster might be faster or tougher this time. You can't fight it from memory.

The deeper you go, the stronger you get - which is exactly why you always want one more island.

Dying isn't wasted - what you've unlocked stays with you for the next run.

Tiny Archer is a bright, cartoony archery roguelike.

All you have to do is draw the bow and keep walking - to the farthest sea there is.

The moment the bowstring hums, the adventure has already begun.