Arrows Escape
Arrows Escape
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About Arrows Escape

Welcome to Arrows Escape, a minimalist puzzle game that challenges your logic, planning, and spatial thinking. Your goal is simple: extract each arrow without causing a collision. 🧠 Features: - Challenging logic puzzles that test your planning skills - Thousands of handcrafted levels with increasing complexity - Clean, minimalist design that lets you focus on the puzzle - Relaxing, no-pressure gameplay – no timers, just your brain - Hint system to help when you're stuck

How to Play

Tap an arrow → it slides straight in the direction it’s pointing until it leaves the grid (or would hit something). 
Your job is to pick a safe order so none crash.
Clear the board by sliding every arrow off the grid without any collisions. 
It’s a calm, logic puzzle with no timers and optional hints.
You pass a level when all arrows exit safely.
Try to clear boards without losing hearts for a cleaner win.

info The game, description, feature list and control information are delivered through Playgama's distribution service. Spinappy has not independently tested this title and does not present this page as a review or recommendation.

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