TL;DR: Zad Archery is a game with a highly scripted progression system that leaves very little room to strategize and optimize the "numbers going up" feeling in a short incremental game.
I'll start by saying I played the game for about 40 minutes and gave up after about 10 minutes with the fourth unlocked progression system; there were three more.
Short...
Not much gameplay for $7. It is completely linear, there are not enough upgrades to allow any kind of customized build. It also only lasts about 4 hours, maybe 4.5 hours if you go for 100% achievements. It was fun as something to have on the side, but really it isnt worth more than 2 or 3 dollars. I cant recommend this unless you get it on a very good...
I wanted to see what all the fuss is about since there are over 650 reviews here.
This game feels like the developer just randomly decided at some point that he's done with it and published the game.
Why does this game have no ending? Give me the reward for finishing it.
Achievements stop way too early.
This doesn't scratch the incremental itch I was...
Just a math sim, there is very little if anything that you can do to customize anything in the game of any real consequence, all choices are weighted to provide the same net progression. 100% on rails.
Way too short and linear. Less than 4 hours until you finish everything that's worth playing. I liked the previous games from that developer far more.
