Nock Archery Puzzle Game

Most archery games make you tap a moving bar. Nock makes you actually shoot: draw the bow, feel your steadiness drain at full draw, read the wind, and loose at the right instant. One shot is a little loop you drive with a single control. HOLD to draw — draw weight climbs toward full draw, and you can't send a hard shot until you reach it. But the moment you're at full draw your steadiness starts to drain, and the aim reticle begins to SWAY in a widening figure over the target face. Hold too long and it swims too wide to trust. RELEASE to loose the arrow — and now a crosswind, shown by the streaming flag, DRIFTS it across the boss in flight. So you pre-aim: drag into the wind while you draw to cancel the drift, then loose on the beat. Score by which concentric ring you strike — gold is ten, then red, blue, black, white — and stack a combo bonus for consecutive golds. Each round the range gets longer, the wind gusts harder, and the gold ring shrinks, so the shot that scored last end won't quite serve this one. Earn your way up the bow rack. The Field Recurve is honest and quick. The Yew Longbow draws slow but barely sways. The Flight Recurve snaps to full draw but swims sooner. The Fen Warbow shrugs off crosswind. Every bow trades one virtue for another — pick for the range in front of you. • A real draw-hold-aim-release ballistics loop, not a timing bar • Full-draw sway that grows the longer you hold — loose before it swims • A crosswind that drifts the arrow in flight; pre-aim to compensate • Concentric ring scoring with combo bonuses for consecutive golds • Rounds escalate: longer range, gustier wind, a smaller gold • Unlockable bows with real tradeoffs — draw speed vs steadiness vs wind-cut • Fully offline, no account, nothing collected Nock. Loose true.