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Tap away arrows, clear tricky boards and reveal pictures in relaxing puzzles.
Clear a tangled board of arrows, uncover a hidden picture, or take a break with a daily puzzle. Arrows: One Way Out - Puzzle starts with a simple rule: an arrow can leave the board only when nothing blocks its path. Finding the first move is easy. Working out what to clear next takes a little more thought. Two ways to play Work through arrow puzzles where the goal is to clear the entire board. Watch a crowded shape gradually come apart until the last arrow slides away. As you progress, you’ll also unlock picture albums. In these puzzles, the arrows hide an illustration. Each move reveals a little more of it, and finishing the board completes the picture. Keep playing to fill your albums. How it works Look at the direction an arrow points and check what’s ahead of it. If the path is open, tap to send it away. If it’s blocked, you’ll need to remove another arrow first. - Clear paths by choosing the right order. - Be careful with blocked arrows—a wrong tap can cost a heart. - Use a hint if you’re having trouble spotting your next move. - Remove every arrow to finish the level. Easy to start, plenty to figure out Begin with simple layouts, then work your way through hundreds of boards with more intricate shapes and crowded paths. Sometimes one arrow is holding up several others. Finding it can open up a whole section of the puzzle. You can zoom in whenever you need a closer look. Something to come back to Once you unlock daily challenges, there’s a new board to solve each day. Play one during a coffee break or spend a little longer working through a tricky puzzle. Take your time There’s no timer, so you can stop and think before each move. Choose a light, dark or high-contrast theme, settle in, and play at a pace that suits you. Play offline You can solve puzzles without an internet connection. Ads, purchases and some connected services require internet access. Whether you like planning a few moves ahead or watching a picture slowly appear, there’s a satisfying finish to work toward. Which arrow will you clear first?