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Tap arrows away from a cube and solve maze-like puzzles in offline games!
Senior reviews editor
Arrow Puzzle 3D is a puzzle game played on a three-dimensional board covered in arrows. The goal is to remove them all, and each arrow can only be tapped when nothing sits in the direction it points. The developer pitches it at people who want a calm puzzle they can work through over a few moves, and describes it as an offline game.
Because the board is 3D, the order of removals matters more than it might look. Taking the wrong arrow first can leave others stuck, so the game rewards looking at the whole layout before tapping.
The build we hold is Arrow Puzzle 3D - Arrows Out 1.6.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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Each arrow has a direction, and it moves only when the path ahead is empty. Removing one piece opens space for the next, so a shape comes apart one step at a time. A level is complete when the full shape has been cleared.
The developer says every move changes the board, so a level can look different after each tap. The controls are described as simple enough to learn on the first level, with no more than tapping the arrows that are free.
The listing suggests starting with moves that open up larger areas of the board, then thinking a few taps ahead before each choice. Later boards add new obstacles and more complex 3D layouts, so planning matters more as you progress.
When you are stuck, the game offers hints. The developer frames the puzzles as a test of logic and focus, and says the depth of the 3D layouts is what keeps each level engaging.
The developer describes the visuals as calm, with boards meant to stay clear and readable while you think. Nothing in the listing calls for a connection to play, and the game is described as suited to short breaks as well as longer sessions.