Arrow Rush: Tap Away Puzzle

Every arrow points somewhere. Tap one and it shoots that way, straight off the board, unless something is standing in its path. One order clears the whole thing. Your job is to find it.

That stays simple for about eight levels.

Then the boards get bigger, the arrows get shorter, and the tangles start doubling back on themselves. By level 100 you are sequencing thirty pieces. By level 500 the board has grown past the screen and you are pinching to reach the corners. By level 2,000 there are more than eighty arrows on one board, and exactly one of them can move first.

WHAT YOU ARE UP AGAINST

• 2,000 levels, every one hand-checked and guaranteed solvable
• Six special arrows that break the rules: ice, stone, mud, slime, ghost and chained
• Picture levels that reveal a hidden shape as you clear them
• Giant Labyrinth boards you navigate by pinching and dragging
• Impossible 100, a hundred days of boards built to end runs
• A new Daily Challenge every day, the same board for everyone

TWO WAYS TO PLAY

Relax mode has no timer, no hearts, and no way to lose. Sit on one board for an hour if that is what it takes.

Challenge mode gives you three hearts and takes them seriously. It is not the mode most people finish on.

A HARD PUZZLE, NOT A BUSY ONE

There is no energy meter counting down while you think. No board is unsolvable, so every time you are stuck it is because you have not found the order yet, not because the level was built to stop you. The hint button is there. Most boards do not need it. Some absolutely do.

MAKE IT YOURS

Dozens of arrow themes and board backgrounds unlock as you play. Neon Cyberpunk, Gold Chrome, Matte Pastel and more, plus a shelf of backgrounds to put them on.

NO CONNECTION NEEDED

The whole game runs offline. On a plane, underground, or somewhere with one bar of signal, it plays exactly the same as it does at home.

BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE

Tap away puzzles. Arrow puzzles and arrow games. Unblock and traffic jam style logic. Brain teasers, brain training and sequencing puzzles. Anything where the answer is sitting in front of you and the only thing missing is the order.

Twelve languages. One board at a time.

How far can you get?