Range Logic
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Realistic 3D Archery

Coming soon to the App Store

Twelve Ring

3D archery as competitors really shoot it. Walk a wooded course, step up to the stake, judge the yardage to a foam animal and hold your pin on the twelve ring.

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iPhone · iPad · MacFree to try · one purchase covers every device

hand-built courses
15hand-built courses
regulation 3D scoring rings
12 · 10 · 8 · 5regulation 3D scoring rings
badges and trophies
70+badges and trophies
purchase for every Apple device
1purchase for every Apple device

The shot

Judge it. Hold it. Earn the twelve.

Most archery games are arcade toys. In Twelve Ring every arrow flies a true ballistic path, with launch speed from your bow, drag, drop and wind, and every score is earned.

Drawing the bow on the practice range on Mac, the sight over a target down the lane
Mid-draw on the practice range, on Mac.
  1. 01

    Draw

    Drag back to draw: your thumb on iPhone and iPad, the mouse or a controller’s trigger on Mac. The string comes back at the pace the bow allows, slowest across peak weight, until it stops on the wall.

  2. 02

    Anchor

    At the wall a faint ring appears on the peep. Centre it and you are at the anchor your sight was set for. A millimetre high sends the arrow low.

  3. 03

    Judge and hold

    Nothing is marked. Judge the yardage by eye, pick your pin or dial your slider, and hold through a natural float as the pin settles.

  4. 04

    Let it go

    Release at the wall and follow through. Creep forward first and the arrow leaves slower and lands low, just as it would on the range.

Real physics, real rules

  • True flight. Launch speed from your bow, drag, drop and wind decide where the arrow goes. Uphill and downhill shots matter.

  • Brush and branches. Brush and branches stop or deflect arrows, so read the lane before you shoot through it.

  • Regulation scoring. Foam 3D targets scored on the 12, 10, 8 and 5 rings, from each target’s own face.

  • Competition rules. ASA-style and IBO-style rounds, field rounds and long-range shoots. In an ASA-style round two letdowns at a target are allowed; a third scores zero.

iPhone at stake 1 of Cedar Bench Ridge with the notice: letdown 1 of 2 at this target
On iPhone: the rules say when a letdown counts.

Courses

Fifteen hand-built courses

From Ozark river bottoms and Appalachian hardwoods to a granite reach in the north woods, Florida hammock, Texas cedar brake, Arizona boulder country and the red badlands of a Highline shoot. Each course is laid out stake by stake, morning to midday, with the targets clear against the woods.

A foam elk among pines at Talus Bowl
Talus Bowl, Utah
A foam black bear on a leafy hillside at Hemlock Crest
Hemlock Crest, West Virginia
A foam bobcat on a misty grass lane at Sawgrass Bluff
Sawgrass Bluff, Florida

Nothing is marked

Judge every yardage by eye. Lanes run over water, through brush, uphill and downhill, and the formats change with the venue: ASA-style and IBO-style 3D, a field round, long-range Highline shoots and a step-back ladder.

  • Sycamore BendArkansas
  • Cedar Bench RidgeArkansas
  • Hemlock CrestWest Virginia
  • Laurel RunPennsylvania
  • Granite ReachMaine
  • Portage LakesWisconsin
  • Chalkstone BluffsSouth Dakota
  • Painted DrawNorth Dakota
  • Talus BowlUtah
  • Boulder TankArizona
  • Cedar BrakeTexas
  • Longleaf FlatsAlabama
  • Sawgrass BluffFlorida
  • Mossback TimberWashington
  • Oak SaddleCalifornia

Career

A full pro tour

Start in club shoots and work up through the amateur, semi-pro and pro classes across a season calendar that runs from February to September. Earn prize money, win sponsors and chase your rivals up the standings.

  • Club shoots to the pro class
  • Prize money and sponsors
  • Rivals in the standings
  • More than seventy badges and trophies
The season map of outdoor tournaments across the United States

The pro shop

A real bow, tuned like the real thing

Your bow behaves like a bow. Set it up yourself at the bench, or let the pro shop time the cams, paper-tune it and sight it in for you. Gear is bought with money you earn by shooting.

The pro shop counter showing the Plumbline 39 and its specifications
The sight-in, tune and paper page with the pro shop's setup services and the arrow readout
Sight-in, tune and paper: the shop’s card first, then do it yourself.

Build your bow

Bows, sights, stabilizers, rests, quivers and finishes. Weight and balance change how steadily the bow holds; a loaded quiver on the riser makes it lean.

Sight it in

Shoot a known-distance lane from 10 to 100 yards and move the housing and each pin to the group. Or run a slider on a yardage tape matched to your arrow’s speed.

Paper tune it

A 20-yard paper and chronograph bench. Move the nocking point and rest, change spine, cut, point and fletching, shoot bare shafts, and read the tear.

Look after it

Strings creep and screws back out unless you look after them. A bow that’s looked after shoots tight groups; one that isn’t drifts.

The Play with Friends menu

Play with friends

Shoot with your group

Game Center brings your friends in; your club lives in iCloud, shared only with the players you invite.

Pass and play
Up to four archers on one device, taking turns at each stake.
Clubs
Run your own season against friends, with fixtures, standings and a club cup.
Tournaments
Set up stroke play, a shoot-down or a bracket for your group.
The Daily Five
Five stakes, one attempt a day, on a shared leaderboard.

Fair and premium

Free to try. One purchase for the full tour.

No ads, no subscriptions and nothing that affects the shot is for sale. Play the range and the first stop free, then unlock the rest once.

Free download

Free

  • The practice range, with sight-in and paper tuning
  • Quick play at Sycamore Bend
  • The career’s first tour stop, the Bottomland Classic
  • The starter bow, set up and kept in strings by the pro shop
  • The trophy room

The Full Tour

$19.99one time, in-app (US)

  • Every course
  • The full career, and every season after it
  • Buying at the pro shop
  • Clubs, friends’ tournaments and pass and play
  • The Daily Five and the course leaderboards

Yours to keep on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and shared with your family through Family Sharing. The App Store sets the price outside the US.

  • No ads
  • No subscriptions
  • No energy timers
  • No loot boxes
  • Nothing that affects the shot is for sale

Platforms

iPhone, iPad and Mac. One purchase.

Twelve Ring is one app across your Apple devices (Universal Purchase). Buy the Full Tour once and it is yours on every one of them.

Twelve Ring on Mac
MacDrag the mouse back to draw, or squeeze a game controller’s trigger. The wheel centres the peep, keys cant the bow and dial the slider, and the controls can be rebound.
Twelve Ring on iPad
iPadDrag to draw with one thumb and aim with the other, on the big screen.
Twelve Ring on iPhone
iPhoneThe thumb draw: pull back to the wall, centre the peep, lift to shoot.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

When is Twelve Ring out?
Twelve Ring is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Leave your email above and we'll tell you on launch day.
What can I play for free?
The download is free. You get the practice range (sight-in and paper tuning included), quick play at Sycamore Bend and the career’s first tour stop, the Bottomland Classic, all with the starter bow.
What does the Full Tour cost, and what does it unlock?
The Full Tour is a single one-time in-app purchase of $19.99 in the US (the App Store sets the price in other countries). It opens every course, the whole career, buying at the pro shop, clubs, friends’ tournaments, pass and play, the Daily Five and the leaderboards. There are no subscriptions.
Does buying on Mac unlock it on my iPhone and iPad?
Yes. Twelve Ring is one app on iPhone, iPad and Mac (Universal Purchase), so the Full Tour bought on one device is yours on the others with the same Apple Account. With Family Sharing turned on, your family gets it too. Use Restore Purchases in Settings ▸ Purchases on a new device if it doesn’t appear by itself.
Where is my progress saved?
Your career progress, equipment, local scores and settings are saved on your device. The game does not sync these saves between devices. Clubs and friends’ tournaments use iCloud separately and are shared only with the players you invite.
Can I buy equipment or an edge with real money?
No. Bows, sights and arrows are bought with the game’s own money, earned by shooting. Nothing sold for real money changes how a shot flies.
Do I need Game Center?
Only for playing with friends and the leaderboards. Game Center brings your friends in; clubs also need iCloud. Everything else plays without signing in.
Is there hunting in Twelve Ring?
No. Twelve Ring is target archery: you shoot foam 3D targets on competition courses, under ASA-style and IBO-style rules, field rounds and long-range shoots.
What does Twelve Ring collect about me?
Nothing. There are no ads, no analytics, no tracking and no servers of ours. Read the privacy policy.

Support

Need a hand?

Help with purchases, iCloud clubs and Game Center is on the support page. Or write to us and a person will answer.

Twelve Ring support[email protected]