Trace the full path
Curves, corners and spirals all belong to one movable arrow.
Clear Every Arrow in the Right Order.
Play this free online arrow puzzle game right in your browser. Trace each path, read every arrowhead, and scan all the way to the board edge before you tap. Only one or two opening exits may be clear, and a blocker can sit far beyond an empty gap, so the challenge is careful observation—not busywork.
Every object is one continuous arrow path. Its final arrowhead tells you the only direction it can escape.
Read the complete how-to-play guideCurves, corners and spirals all belong to one movable arrow.
Tap only when no other path blocks the arrowhead on its way out.
If one arrow is blocked, trace the blocking path until you find the clear exit.
Return each day for one deterministic one-life puzzle with a tightly controlled set of exits, keep your streak alive, and share your result without revealing the solution.
Play today’s daily arrow puzzleEvery generated board is checked move by move before you see it.
Tap paths, drag the board, pinch to zoom, or double-tap to fit.
Progress through 50 arrow puzzle game levels at your own pace, or return for a shared daily arrow escape challenge.
Tap a path only when its arrowhead has a clear line to escape off the edge. A correct arrow follows its bends, then shoots off the board. Remove every path to finish the board.
The selected arrow flows to the first obstacle, flashes red, reverses, and costs one life. Every Levels board starts with three lives; the Nightmare Daily Challenge is a separate one-life run.
Yes. The full arrow puzzle game runs free online in your browser with no download or account required. Level progress and preferences stay on this device.
Yes. One deterministic arrow escape puzzle is generated per UTC date, so every player in the world gets the same Daily Challenge that day.
The rule never changes. Harder boards use denser crossings, longer sightlines, distant blockers, and only one or two clear opening exits, so each move takes careful tracing rather than learning extra mechanics.