Arrow Slide - Puzzle

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About this game

Arrow Slide is a fresh take on the sliding puzzle — clear every arrow off the board without a single collision, on boards that never look the same twice.

HOW TO PLAY
Tap and slide arrows across the grid. Each one moves until it hits a wall or another arrow. Plan your sequence carefully — every puzzle is guaranteed solvable, but one wrong move can lock the board. Clear all arrows to win.

BOARDS THAT KEEP SURPRISING YOU
Forget plain grids. Play on boards shaped like hearts, stars, diamonds, moons, trees, and dozens of other silhouettes — plus endless organic, hand-crafted blob shapes that make sure no two sessions feel the same.

DAILY CHALLENGES
A new puzzle drops every day on an interactive challenge calendar. Build your streak, revisit past challenges, and see how consistent you can be.

ACHIEVEMENTS WITH REAL REWARDS
Unlock 12 achievements as you play, each with a claimable in-game reward. Simple to start, satisfying to complete.

DESIGNED TO BE FAIR
Every puzzle is generated to guarantee a solution exists before you ever see it — no impossible boards, no cheap dead ends. Just clean, honest puzzle design.

Free to play, supported by ads.

Slide smart. Clear the board. Come back tomorrow for a new one.
A satisfying arrow-clearing puzzle with hearts, stars, and infinite shapes.
Updated on
Sep 19, 2026

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