Archero 2

The graphics of the game is good. But the fact that i really don't get is how the developer thought that a player in such a small arena where enemies are appearing randomly and firing from all sides could survive. Its really irritating. Either increase the arena size or reduce the firing and random appearance of enemy

The game feels ok for like ten minutes before it becomes an unending grinder. It’s a very basic concept, low effort game that needs a lot of elements before it can be considered a real deal.

I really did Initially enjoy this game, Until I thought about buying a gem pack. But I accidentally purchased a more expensive No ads privilege pack. I went on Apple and refunded the pack and got my money back but the Garbage Dev team at Archero 2 gave me negative 1200 Gems. I believe I earned more than that In game by playing but the negative 1200 Is still there. I tried to reach their support but no response. Please don’t buy anything from them. The support is terrible. Utterly Dissatisfied.

The game is really good, no doubt about that. The concept and graphics are excellent and make the game enjoyable to play. However, the biggest issue is that the game feels unrewarding for free-to-play players. Many events are essentially pointless for free users because, after putting in the time and effort, you often end up with little or no meaningful rewards. Another problem is the monthly event progression. Active players can easily complete the monthly event within the first week, leaving them with nothing new to work toward for the remaining three weeks until the next event starts. The pricing is also quite high. Even for regular events, players need to spend a significant amount of money just to receive decent rewards. The value offered doesn't seem to match the cost, which can make participation feel too expensive for many players. Unfortunately, this is the main reason I am quitting the game. Not because the gameplay is bad—in fact, I think the game is excellent—but because it feels pointless to continue as a free-to-play player. The lack of meaningful rewards and progression for non-paying players makes it difficult to stay motivated in the long run. Overall, the game has great potential thanks to its gameplay and visuals, but the event rewards and pricing model need significant improvement, especially for free-to-play players.