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Escape the tangled arrow maze in this brain-bending arrows puzzle game
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Arrow Out Puzzle is a logic puzzle game built around a tangle of arrows. Each level asks you to get every arrow out by sliding it along the path it is set on. The Play listing places it in the Game category, rates it PEGI 3, and shows 4.69 stars from 20,934 ratings.
The developer pitches it at people who already like arrow games or logic puzzles. Its appeal, as the listing frames it, is planning ahead and rewarding focus and patience rather than speed.
The build we hold is Arrow Out Puzzle 1.7.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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You move an arrow by tapping it and sliding it along its designated path. The order matters, because arrows can crash into each other if you move the wrong one first. Each slide therefore needs to be planned against the arrows still on the board.
The listing describes each move as something you plan before making it, not a trial-and-error tap. That makes the game mostly about reading the layout before touching anything.
Some paths are narrow, and the escape lanes can demand exact moves with little room for error. The listing says early stages stay calm and simple, while later puzzles introduce tighter spaces and risky layouts where arrows hit each other more easily.
The listing also mentions tricky routes that unlock as you advance. Together these add new layouts and constraints level by level, so the logic you use in early stages has to stretch to cover the harder ones.
Each level is a self-contained arrangement you solve by planning moves in sequence. Because a level can be solved in one sitting, it fits short play sessions as well as longer ones. Nothing in the listing describes timed rounds or multiplayer modes.
For someone who wants a puzzle built on spatial logic and sequencing, the listing presents Arrow Out Puzzle as a game focused on exactly that.