Arrow Puzzle: Pair Match

DDI Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Arrow Puzzle: Pair Match is a puzzle about matching arrow pairs in the right order. Find two arrows of the same color on one row or column: one horizontal, one vertical. Tap the arrow pointing along that line to clear the pair and the arrows between them.

Every move changes the matches left on the board. Remove a pair too soon and you may lose your next move. Look ahead, try another order and work toward a clear board.

Smart has 200 puzzles to clear completely. Undo your last shot for free if you want to try another way. Some levels let you rotate an arrow. Recolor is there if you want it, but every Smart puzzle has a solution without it.

Classic starts with 200 levels, then makes new boards as you go. Beat Classic level 10 to open Expert's snowflake-shaped boards.

In every mode, you can play the board in 3D. Tap the 2D/3D button to switch views, tap the angle button to change the tilt, and pinch to zoom. Expert opens in 3D, Classic and Smart start flat, and each mode remembers your choice.

Solved a good one? Send it to a friend. They can play that same board in their browser without installing the app.

There's no timer, and you can leave an unfinished game and come back to it. The included levels work offline; level updates download when you're online. You can turn music and sound effects on or off separately.

The game was previously called Crosswise Arrows.

The first 12 attempts cost no energy. After that, a new attempt or restart costs 1 energy, which refills over time. In Smart, from your third attempt at the same level, you can skip after a loss by spending 3 coins or watching a reward video, if one is available.

There are no ads, including reward videos, until you reach level 10 in any mode. After that, ads can appear in every mode. A one-time No Ads purchase removes banners and ads between levels. Reward videos are optional and may not always be available. The game includes optional purchases.

What’s new

New: the last two arrows finish on their own. When only two arrows are left, the final pair strikes automatically; if one of them still needs a turn, the game shows it and, when a turn is available, makes it for you after a short pause. Stability improvements.