Arrowburst strips the incremental genre down to its essentials: tap squares for resources, spend them on arrow upgrades, and watch your damage scale upward until completion. The entire experience plays largely on its own with minimal player input or strategic choice, making it ideal for those seeking a brief, hands-off progression loop rather than an engaging challenge.
About this game
Arrowburst is a calm, relaxing, short incremental game about bursting squares and upgrading your arrow.
What players are saying
▲ Recommended1 hrs
Well, it was fun, but at the same time you wonder whether you wouldn't rather take a rope and finally put an end to it all.
I quite enjoy this type of game and it was competently made but this was too short and too passive. There's no challenge as you collect resources until you want to go spend them for upgrades, isn't even a need to actually fly around. There're no decisions in the upgrades, you just buy the next one. After you've bought all the upgrades you go and shoot a bigger square and the game ends.
it's cheap if you want a mindless incremental game that looks pleasant but i found it lacking substance.
