Arrow

Three sorts: archery games where you're aiming, puzzle games where arrows are pieces to move in the right order, and runners where an arrow shape is the character you're controlling.

Arrow Rescue. It is a sequencing problem rather than a test of aim - pulling in the wrong order traps something, so you work it out before you commit.

Arrows drop over distance, so aiming directly at the target sends the shot under it. You need to aim above where you want it to land, and further targets need more elevation than feels right.

They borrow the visual language and the rhythm-timed jumping, but they're separate games. The arrow is your character rather than a weapon, and the challenge is timing rather than aim.

Yes, all of them run free in your browser with nothing to install and no account needed before you start, whether you want to aim, plan or react.