Arrow: Chaotic Local Twin-Stick Shooter Fun

9/3/2026, 7:20:06 PM

Release date: 11/26/2019

Tags: #action #indie #casual

User Reviews

Score: 65%Mixed
Review Count: 20 reviews
Fetched At: 9/3/2026, 7:20:06 PM

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Free to Play (JPY)

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Free to Play (USD)

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Japan Price: Free to Play
Global Price: Free to Play
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 9/3/2026, 7:15:22 PM

Key highlight

Arrow is a free-to-play local twin-stick shooter for 2-4 players, featuring chaotic battles on randomly generated maps with modes like Last Alive and Free for All.

Who this is for

A chaotic and accessible twin-stick shooter perfect for fun local multiplayer sessions with friends. It's free-to-play, so give it a try!

Details

Overview

Arrow is a free-to-play local twin-stick shooter developed and published by HEILAH. Designed for up to four players, it throws you and your friends into a chaotic, randomly generated scrolling map where the goal is to blast each other into oblivion. With its focus on local multiplayer and accessible gameplay, Arrow aims to be the go-to party game for quick, action-packed sessions.

Highlights

This indie title offers a local twin-stick shooter experience for 2 to 4 players.
Features multiple game modes including Last Alive, Free for All, and Team Fight.
Players battle on randomly generated scrolling maps, collecting weapons and bonuses.

Who It's For

Arrow is perfect for groups of friends looking for a casual, competitive party game to play together on the same screen. If you enjoy chaotic arena-style shooters and don't mind a bit of friendly fire, this game offers a straightforward and fun experience. It's ideal for game nights where quick setup and immediate action are key.

Game Info

Developed and published by HEILAH, Arrow was released on November 26, 2019. It falls under the Action, Indie, and Casual genres, and supports single-player and shared/split-screen modes. The game is free to play, and while user reception is mixed, its core appeal lies in its local multiplayer chaos.