Ok Bulmaca Orbit

Tap an arrow with a clear path and it glides off the board. Its exit can open the way for another, then another. A crowded board thins out arrow by arrow until only the faint dots of the grid are left. Ok Bulmaca Orbit ("ok bulmaca" is Turkish for "arrow puzzle") is a logic game built around that feeling.

There is no time limit. Clear a level or two on a short break, or settle in for a long evening.

How it plays

Every arrow wants to leave in the direction its head points. If nothing stands between its head and the edge, a tap sends the whole arrow sliding out along its own path. If the way is blocked, it bumps into the arrow in front, turns red and costs you a heart; tapping it again costs nothing, and once its path opens it leaves by itself.

Every board can be solved: an arrow leaving can never block another one. The real skill is spotting the arrow with a clear path in the crowd. Not sure? Press and hold an arrow to see how far it would go. A hint shows you an arrow that can leave. You start with three hints and buy more in the shop with the diamonds you earn by playing.

You get three hearts per level. Run out and there is no waiting: tap Try Again, or watch a short ad if you like and carry on from where you were with three hearts.

Clear a level with no mistakes and no hints for three stars. You can replay any level you have finished from the map.

What's inside

• A world tour of 5,014 levels: 23 cities with 218 levels each. Start in Istanbul, travel through Athens, Cairo, Paris, London and Tokyo, and finish in New York. Every board sits on its city's scenery, and finishing a city unlocks the next.
• In every seven levels, one is Hard and one is Very Hard. Normal boards hold 57 to 133 arrows, Hard boards 113 to 191, and Very Hard boards come on a giant 37x55 grid with more than 150 arrows.
• Today's Puzzle: a new Very Hard board every day. Solve it for 20 diamonds, and seven days in a row bring 25 more.
• Diamonds: earn them by clearing new levels, solving the daily puzzle and finishing cities, then spend them on hint packs in the shop.
• Pinch to zoom up to 4x and drag with one finger. When the board has moved, the Center button at the top right brings it back.
• Two themes: the warm, light Zen and the dark Night.
• Pick your avatar and frame on your profile; the stats screen keeps your total time and your perfect levels.
• Soft music in the background, and each arrow flies off with a quick swoosh. Sound and vibration can each be turned off.
• Available in 10 languages: Turkish, English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Indonesian and Arabic.
• No internet connection or account is needed to play; your progress is saved on your phone. The internet is used only for ads, Google Play Games and the optional online leaderboard.

Neon Arrow

Neon Arrow, on the main menu, is the game's more thoughtful side. On a dark stage the board is full of arrows again, but one of them glows in neon, and you have to free it in a limited number of moves. Every tap counts as a move here, even a tap on an arrow that cannot leave. Not every arrow with a clear path is the right one: spend your moves only on the arrows that open the neon arrow's way. Each puzzle gives you just one move more than its solution needs. Run out of moves and you start over, or watch a short ad and carry on. There are 100 puzzles.

Ads

The game is free and contains ads. No ad ever appears during a puzzle. A full-screen ad can only appear after a level ends; never in the first 5 levels, and no more often than every three levels after that. There are no banners. Some rewards come with a short ad you choose to watch: 3 hints when you run out, carrying on after you run out of hearts (or moves in Neon), doubling the leaderboard points for a level's first win or the daily puzzle, doubling the diamonds for the daily puzzle and for a finished city, and 10 diamonds in the shop up to three times a day.