[b]Project Arrow[/b] is a physics-based game, and one of the most exciting parts of its development was working on the rope physics. In the game, ropes hold rocks and platforms that are essential for the player to traverse the paths, and interacting with them is also really fun. [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images/45033205/1a58f970f88ec86e4e122220b2177136402b73d4.gif[/img] Players must shoot arrows to cut the ropes. Besides being a useful mechanic, it's incredibly satisfying to see the ropes snap. ːsteammockingː [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images/45033205/eeb905ca9d1684ccf4df8611abbd4b4d4cf76b99.gif[/img] Sometimes, you'll need to be quick and precise. [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images/45033205/fc1a4b3d22a06be2e6f63b7a0780153e654d2b81.gif[/img] We have so much more to share, and I'll be posting updates here on Steam over time. We're excited to see you play the game and hear your feedback. Thank you for checking out this post, and come back anytime! ːsteamthumbsupːːsteamthumbsupːːsteamthumbsupːːsteamthumbsupːːsteamthumbsupː [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images/45033205/65258efa632bbad09d2146cb6495ad00c3c708cf.jpg[/img]