Descarga Ramayana Archery 2022 en PC con GameLoop Emulator

Ramayana Archery 2022 en PC

Ramayana Archery 2022, proveniente del desarrollador AbracaDabra Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd., se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

Ahora, puedes jugar Ramayana Archery 2022 en PC con GameLoop sin problemas.

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Ramayana Archery 2022 Introducción

'Ramayanas 2022 Ramnavami Special' is a superb 2D game based on the famous 'Ram' Vs. 'Ravan' war offers great archery action. Epic in ancient Indian literature; 'Ramayan' written by Famous saint 'Valmiki'. It is the most famous Indian story of the great deity Ram, The Prince of Ayodhya, and his heroism with Sita (princess) and Lakshman (brother). Lord Ram came back to Ayodhya from Lanka after winning the war against the famous Rakshas Ravan.

On the very occasion of Dussehra or Vijayadashami, Lord Ram Killed Ravan (demon) who has 10 heads, and burnt his capital - Lanka on the occasion of Dussehra! This Dussehra each one can become ram and kill the 10 heads of evil Ravan which represents - Dishonesty, hate, extortion, evil, misuse of power, egoism, lack of conscience, apathy, lust, and anger!

Prince Ram is the hero of the Game - Ramayan with special Astras to fight against ghastly demons.

This game has 18 levels and in each level, one has to kill 10 heads of 'Ravan' the ultimate demon as it is said that he had 10 heads.

Each head would fetch you 1000 points and there are many hurdles you have to pass to get the magical kill no. Help Ram to Conquer the lost Sita and his land.

Arrow automatically spawn when you touch that part of the screen and you can tilt the bow to change the path of the projectile.

Seeta who's legacy later transposed to rani Padmavati was to be rescued!

We are launching the game on the occasion of the great 'Ramnavmi' - The day we celebrate the birthday of our great god Ram.