Tap an arrow. It flies the way it points, until something stops it. Clear every arrow off the board and the level is done.

That is the whole game. No timers. No countdown. Nothing on screen is in a hurry.

Quiet Arrows is a relaxing arrow puzzle for people who like to think without being rushed. Every board is a small solvable knot of coloured arrows: some you read at a glance, some make you sit back for a moment. You can put it down mid-level and pick it up tomorrow.

WHAT YOU GET

- 2,000 levels, from three-move openers to boards that fill the screen
- No timers and no countdowns anywhere in the game
- Hints when you want one, never pushed at you
- Light and dark themes, following your phone's setting
- Plays offline: every level is stored on your device
- Large, high-contrast arrows that stay readable one-handed
- Play Games achievements, leaderboards and cloud save

A CALM GAME, ON PURPOSE

Most puzzle games sell you calm and then rush you. This one is built the other way round. There is no energy bar counting down while you are away, no daily streak to lose, no red badge waiting on the icon. If you unwind with logic puzzles, brain games, zen colour puzzles or a quiet minimalist maze in the evening, this belongs in the same half hour.

HOW IT PLAYS

Each arrow points somewhere. Tap it and it leaves, sliding until it hits an edge, a wall or another arrow. Free the ones that can go, and the ones that are stuck stop being stuck. Order is the whole puzzle. Later boards add more colours and longer chains, so the same simple rule keeps producing new knots.

ADS AND PURCHASES

Quiet Arrows is free to play, supported by ads. There is a banner during play and a full-screen ad between some levels. Extra hints are offered through rewarded videos, which are always optional: you only see one if you tap for it.

A one-time Remove Ads purchase is available in game. It removes the banner and the full-screen ads permanently. Rewarded videos stay available afterwards if you still want the extra hints.

Ads and cloud save need a connection. The puzzles themselves do not.