Arrow Move: Tap To Play

Gauravcloud

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Every arrow wants to leave the board. Only one of them can go first.

Arrow Move is a puzzle about order. Tap an arrow and it slides away in the
direction it points — but only if every square in its path is already clear.
Get the order right and the board unravels in one satisfying run. Get it
wrong and you are staring at a grid where nothing can move at all.

No timers. No lives lost to a slow finger. Just you and a board that has
exactly one thing wrong with it, waiting for you to find it.


HOW IT PLAYS

• Tap an arrow to send it off the board
• An arrow can only leave if nothing stands in its way
• Clear the board to win
• Every puzzle is solvable — always. They are built backwards from a finished
solution, so there is never a level that cannot be beaten


WHAT GETS IN THE WAY

• Long arrows — two, three, even six squares, moving as one piece
• Bent arrows that turn a corner and sweep two directions at once
• Stone blocks that never move, so you route around them
• Frozen arrows that take a tap to break out before they will budge


BOARDS THAT KEEP CHANGING

The grid is not always the same rectangle. Boards come wide, tall and square,
and some are cut into octagons, diamonds, crosses and arches. Later levels
fill up more, so a board that felt roomy at level 20 is packed by level 90.


PLAY EVERY DAY

• A Daily Challenge — the same board for every player in the world, changing
at midnight
• Build a streak by coming back
• Spin the prize wheel for free coins
• Beat your own record: every level remembers your fewest mistakes


WHEN YOU ARE STUCK

• Hint — shows an arrow that can get out right now
• Undo — take back the last move
• Magic Wand — lift any arrow straight off the board

Earn coins by playing, claim free coins from the shop, or watch an ad for a
free booster every ten levels.

Arrow Move is free to play. It contains ads and an optional in-app purchase.

Play it in a queue, play it in bed, play one level or forty. The board is
always there and it is always solvable — which is more than can be said for
most things.

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What’s new

First release of this game