Reflect: Arrow Out

Tap an arrow and it slides off the page. That's the whole game — and it's harder than it sounds. Every arrow wants to leave, but it can only go if the path ahead is clear. Fire them in the wrong order and an arrow runs straight into one that hasn't moved yet, and it stays put. Clear the board and you've solved the puzzle. The trick is always the same question: what has to leave first? Then the mirrors arrive. A teal mirror bends a fired arrow ninety degrees mid-flight, so an arrow boxed in on every side can still turn a corner and escape out the side. Once you start reading the bends, paths that looked hopeless open up. Reflect: Arrow Out opens with no menu and no tutorial text — just one arrow on a blank page, teaching you by handing you exactly one thing to do at a time. Every arrow you clear leaves an ink dot behind, so finishing a level quietly draws a little picture of where everything was. • One-tap controls — tap to fire, that's it • 40 hand-built campaign levels, each proven solvable • A wordless opening that teaches order, then mirrors, with no walls of text • Calm cream-and-ink notebook art, portrait, one-handed • Every level has a real solution — no luck, no timers, no pressure No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. Nothing to collect. Just you, the page, and the next arrow.