Archery Z

prenez votre arc et des flèches pour jouer les meilleurs jeux de tir Stickman.

Grab your bow and arrow to play the best shooting games. Shoot the fruits on the head of your friend. Be a good bowman, hit the right spot, pull arrow and release it on time for accurate shots.

*** FEATURES Archery Z - Destroy All Fruit New Game 2018 ***

- Ultimate archery tournaments with Stickman Archer!!!

- A new step in archery games.

- Realistic 3D graphics for real Apple Shoot impression.

- A complete bow and arrow game full of thriller, suspense, addictiveness and more!!!

- Get Ready for 50 Shooting Archery Challenges.

- New game 2018.

The only thing you'll be doing in this game is shooting down your opponent before he does that to you. Take care to not get hit by your enemy, since that would mean game over for you. Earn as many scorepoints as you can and become the best archer around. You can unlock upgrades for you bow as you progress in the game. Everything is bought for points. You can also unlock different location where the game can take place.Archery Battle is a fun-addicting and really challenging aim and shoot game. You will stand on a platform being constantly attacked by enemies. All you have is a bow and an endless amount of arrows. What’s your goal? Kill them all before they get rid of you. See how many attackers you can eliminate in one round. Earn coins for every kill and aim for the heads and the apples to receive even more coins, which you can spend on upgrades for your stickman. Enjoy Archery Battle!!!

Archery is the practice or skill of using a bow to shoot arrows. The word comes from the Latin arcus meaning ‘bow’ or ‘arch’.

Historically, archery has been used for hunting and combat and was invented in the late Palaeolithic or early Mesolithic periods. The oldest signs of archery’s use in Europe date from around 10,000BC, while in Asia and the Middle East evidence suggests archery originated even earlier. In modern times, it is mainly a competitive sport and recreational activity.

A person who participates in archery is typically called an archer. Someone who is fond of or an expert at archery is called a toxophilite – ‘lover of the bow’, from Ancient Greek τόξον (tokson ‘bow’) and φίλος (philos ‘friend’).

As a sport, archery requires skills of precision, control, focus, repetition and determination. It is available to be practised by all, no matter age, gender or ability, and is a widespread pastime in both developed and developing countries.

Archery is often in the public eye, both as an important sport on the Olympic Programme, and thanks to popular culture.

Starting with the Lord of the Rings trilogy, archery was featured in a run of big-budget Hollywood blockbusters, including The Hunger Games, The Avengers and The Hobbit franchises, as well as in small screen productions like Arrow.

Archery is addictive. You have been warned!!!Archery is one of the oldest arts still practised today. The evolution of archery began at the start of mankind’s history, and evidence of ancient archers has been found around the world.

Although archery probably dates back to the Stone Age – around 20,000BC – the earliest people known to have regularly used bows and arrows were the Ancient Egyptians, who adopted archery around 3,000BC for hunting and warfare.

In China, the earliest evidence of archery dates to the Shang Dynasty – 1766-1027BC. A war chariot of that time carried a three-man team, a driver, a lancer and an archer. During the Zhou (Chou) Dynasty that followed – 1027-256BC – nobles at court attended archery tournaments that were accompanied my music and interspersed with entertainment.

When Chinese people introduced Japan to archery in the sixth century it had an overwhelming influence on culture.

One of Japan’s most well-known martial arts, originally known as “kyujutsu” (the art of the bow), is known as “kyudo” (the way of the bow). Modern kyudo is practised primarily for physical, moral and spiritual development.