Consistently a hit on the App Store since its release in 2016, Bowmasters [Free] is a quick and simple game of archery. Albeit, archery with a variety of different weapons and skills. Letting arrows fly is pretty easy to do, but nailing your aim is where things get trickier.
We thought we'd run you by the basics behind the game, how best to master your aim, and how to avoid paying up for cool stuff.

The basics of aiming

Aiming is easy. Drag your finger around to choose an angle (depicted by the number next to the reticule), and pull back to dictate how much strength you're going to use. Easy, right" Actually succeeding at hitting your target is where things get harder.
The best thing to do is choose a starting point. Typically, I go with 100% strength and about 13-14 on the angle. If I overshoot, I know to lower the angle, and if I undershoot, I bump it up. There's a few things to bear in mind though. For one thing, you're rarely going to need to use less than 100% strength. The only time lowering it is worthwhile is if your opponent is amongst some very steep hills and the only way you're going to be able to hit them is to send your arrow or projectile very high. If you keep the angle high and the strength high, your projectile is just going to vanish into space. This is where you lower the strength so, in theory, the arrow falls on top of your enemy. It's one of the toughest moves in the game to get just right. Fortunately, you won't need to do it much as the rand...