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Welcome to Amaze GO! A clean arrow puzzle game built to calm a busy mind.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Amaze GO! is an arrow puzzle game from Oakever Games, listed under Puzzle. Every arrow on the grid points in a direction, and the task is to work out which arrow can leave the board first. The developer pitches it at short sessions and says it plays offline.
It suits people who want a puzzle they can pick up for a few minutes, such as before a meeting, on a commute, or on a flight without signal.
You tap an arrow that has a clear path to the edge, and it slides off the grid, opening a lane for the next move. Arrows that are blocked by others have to wait, so the order you clear them in decides whether the board can be finished.
The build we hold is Amaze GO!™ 1.34.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.1 and up.
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A level ends when the board is clear. The developer also sets a perfect run as a goal for each level.
Each wrong tap costs one heart for the current level, so a mistake is penalised within that level without ending the whole game. Hints are available for grids that feel crowded, and they are described as a way to focus on the next move.
If you cannot see a route, long-pressing activates Guidance, which highlights the directions an arrow can take.
The interface is kept minimal so the grid stays the main thing on screen. Taps produce path feedback that shows where an arrow can go, and each arrow makes a whoosh as it leaves the board.
The developer also describes the release sounds as ASMR-like, and says the feedback is meant to be soothing rather than distracting.
Amaze GO! is listed as working offline, so levels can be played without a connection. The developer frames each session as a short break from a busy day.
Hints and Guidance are there for moments when the next move is unclear, so a short session can still end with a cleared board.