Arrow Escape: Puzzle Worlds

The board is full of arrows. Only one of them can leave. Tap an arrow and it flies along its path and off the board. Most are blocked by the arrows around them, so the puzzle is the order: find the one arrow with a clear way out, release it, and watch the space it leaves open the way for the next. TEN WORLDS, TWO HUNDRED BOARDS Every world adds one new idea and keeps everything you have already learned. Meadow: bent arrows. Clock Tower: arrows that turn a quarter each time another leaves. Mirror Lake: mirrors that bend a flight by ninety degrees. Portal Nebula: an arrow that enters a portal comes out of its twin. Colour Gates: only the right colour may leave. Ice Cave: sliders that shift instead of flying. Boomerang Bay, Hungry Jungle, Castle with its keys and padlocks, and the Architect's Studio, where you design part of the board yourself. A PUZZLE, NOT A GRIND No undo and no score. Three lives, a time limit, and three stars for finishing, for finishing quickly and for finishing without a crash. Tapping the same blocked arrow again is free, so trying an idea costs nothing. SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY A daily board, one attempt. Six animal boards every week under a different rule. A board of roughly two hundred arrows every month. Fifteen secret boards, unlocked by how you play rather than by how far you get. Badges, and a trophy room with one trophy for each world. MADE TO BE PLEASANT Six board themes including two dark ones, nine arrow styles, a palette for colour blind players, larger arrowheads, a left handed layout, reduced motion, and three text sizes. Gentle music written by the game itself, and a celebration sound you can choose or switch off. IN YOUR OWN LANGUAGE Twenty eight languages, offered when the game first opens and changed at any time from the home screen. Arabic reads right to left. PLAYS ANYWHERE Every board is in the game already. No account, no sign in, nothing to download, and it works with the aeroplane mode on. Your progress stays on your phone. Most adverts appear only when you choose to watch one, in exchange for a hint or another try. A full screen advert may appear between levels, never during a puzzle. There is nothing to buy.