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What's new in 1.1.0: - Minor improvements and bug fixes
Arrow escape puzzles - proven clearable boards, no hearts, untangle the knot
A board full of arrows, each pointing its way out — and only the right order sets them all free. Arrow Zen is the untangling puzzle with the mathematics on its side. Every board is proven clearable before you ever see it, and proven deadlock-free too: because removing an arrow only ever opens space, no order you choose can trap you. That is why there are no hearts here, no timers, and no meter on your taps. Touch a blocked arrow and it simply bounces, softly showing you what is in the way. Nothing is spent. Nothing is counted against you. WHAT YOU PLAY • Journey — numbered levels on an honest difficulty curve, from a six-arrow opener to dense 12x12 boards • Knots — named masterboards of 40 to 80 arrows that look impossible until they unravel, each with a plaque for your shelf • Daily Tangle — one certified board per date, the same for the whole world, stamping your calendar • Zen — endless generated boards at the density you pick: Loose, Woven, Dense or Knotted STRAIGHT AND TWISTY Classic straight arrows plus path-arrows whose bodies snake through the grid and slide out along their own winding track. Tap a free one and it leaves — accelerating along its own path and out. Chain quick taps and they flow without a hitch. PROVEN, NOT PROMISED Every board carries a certificate: clearable, deadlock-free, and a knot depth that tells you how well the free arrows are hidden. A board that cannot be certified never ships. Tap "Why you can't get stuck" and read the one-paragraph explanation for yourself. EVERYTHING INCLUDED • All four modes, all board sizes, unlimited play • Full pinch-zoom and pan on every board, always — the viewport is yours • Arrow styles, exit trails and board scenes to collect • Paper Studio, Slate Night and AMOLED themes • Backup and restore your progress as plain text • Plays completely offline No hearts. No timers. No move limits. No energy. Those concepts do not exist in this game — and the mathematics say they would be pointless anyway. The calm this kind of game keeps promising, actually kept.