Arrow Puzzle
Arrow Escape
Tap an arrow with a clear exit and gradually empty the board.
Arrow Escape is an arrow puzzle: an arrow can leave only when the straight lane ahead of its head is clear, so the order you clear them in matters. 200 levels, the first 36 a story in six chapters, with Hint and Undo when you need them.
Help
Tap or click items · keyboard controls available. Use the game’s menu for sound and save tools.
Sound
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Your first move: Look at the arrowhead to find its direction. The bent body is part of the same item.
After a level: replay & next steps
Continue to the next puzzle, or revisit this one and try a different approach. Hints are there when you want them.
How to play & controls
An arrow can leave only when the straight lane ahead of its head is clear. Its body follows the existing bends as it leaves.
- Look at the arrowhead to find its direction. The bent body is part of the same item.
- Start with an arrow whose outward lane is clear. Removing it can open a lane for another arrow.
- If an arrow stays in place, read the blocking feedback. Use Hint for a suggested legal step or Undo to revisit your choice.
Tap an arrow, or use Items. On the board, arrow keys select and Enter acts. U undoes, H requests a hint, Escape opens the menu.
Tips & saving
Read direction at the head, not from the longest section of a winding body. Follow that head’s straight lane to the board edge.
A short arrow can block a much longer one. Clear the open item first, then check the lane again; the same tap may now be legal.
Use the highlighted first item as a teaching example. On denser boards, Fit returns the view, while Pan lets you inspect the whole lane.
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