Arjun Archery - Mahabharata

Dive into the legendary world of Mahabharata with "Arjun Archery - Mahabharata," a captivating bow and arrow game inspired by the epic tale of Arjun and Draupadi. Experience the thrill of winning Draupadi's hand in marriage by participating in an archery contest where precision and skill are paramount.

Epic Adventure

Arjun, the renowned archer and skilled warrior, embarks on a journey to prove his prowess in an archery contest. His mentor, Lord Krishna, guides him through this challenging quest. The contest requires participants to shoot the eye of a moving fish by looking at its reflection in the water below, using just a simple bow and arrow. This legendary challenge is what "Arjun Archery - Mahabharata" brings to life, immersing you in a world of magic, strategy, and adventure.

Stunning Graphics and Animations

Immerse yourself in the game with cutting-edge graphics and excellent animations that bring the ancient world to life. Witness realistic physics effects that enhance the gameplay experience, making each shot feel like a true test of your archery skills. Navigate through beautifully themed levels that capture the essence of ancient India.

Challenging Gameplay

The game features 18 exciting levels, each progressively more difficult than the last. To advance, you must score at least 700 points per level. However, you start with only 8 arrows. Each successful hit in the eye of the fish fetches you 50 points and rewards you with an additional arrow. Can you rise to the challenge and emerge as the ultimate archer?

Become the Champion

Prepare to be the champion archer, the best arrow shooter in the land. Test your skills, aim carefully, and ensure every shot hits the bullseye. With each successful attempt, you'll get closer to becoming a legend in your own right.

Join Arjun on this thrilling adventure and enjoy the game to the fullest. Keep hitting right in the eye of the fish and make your mark in this legendary archery contest!

Experience the magic and excitement of "Arjun Archery - Mahabharata" today!