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Olympic Archery Online

In Olympic Archery you draw the string, hold your breath and release inside the green band. At 70 metres the wind moves the arrow in flight, so read the compass and the flags down the field before you aim.

  • Ranked
  • Voice
Olympic Archery cover art
Players
2 players
Match length
3–8 min
Difficulty
Skill and focus
Skill / luck
85% skill · 15% luck

Features of Olympic Archery on AsNard

  • Three real distances: 30, 50 and 70 metres
  • The Olympic set system, up to six set points
  • Wind, gravity and arrow drift simulated on the server
  • Six modes: Olympic Sets, 150 Points, Progressive, Extreme, Master and Arcade
  • An inner X ring that counts in tie-breaks
  • 1v1 duels and solo records

Game modes

Olympic sets

Three arrows per set; the set winner takes two points

150 points

Total score over a fixed number of arrows

Extreme

A moving boss and rough conditions

How to play?

  1. 1

    Drag across the screen to aim, then hold the shoot button or Space.

  2. 2

    Draw to the green band and release at the right moment.

  3. 3

    Judge wind speed and direction and aim off it.

  4. 4

    The first archer to reach six set points wins the match.

To start, pick Olympic Archery in the AsNard lobby — play is free and needs no install.

FAQ Olympic Archery

What is the Olympic set system?

Each set is three arrows and the two scores are compared: two set points to the winner of the set, one each for a tie.

Does the wind really affect the arrow?

Yes; wind speed and direction are calculated in the server physics and applied to flight.

Is it playable on mobile?

Yes; a finger drag takes the place of the mouse cursor.

Related article from the blog

Complete 3D Archery Guide — Olympic Sets and Reading the Wind Shoot your first arrow to measure the wind, not to score a ten. The full walkthrough of set scoring, wind compensation, the breath-hold key and the modes that swap your bow mid-match. 6 min read

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Play Olympic Archery online now — free.