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Logic enthusiasts will love solving Arroway because it turns simple movement into a tricky brain teaser. You tap colorful arrows on the board, sending them sliding off the screen if their path remains totally clear. Blocking other pieces leads to a collision that costs you a precious life. Mastering the right order of moves becomes the core challenge as you clear complex geometric shapes. Every level changes the layout, forcing you to plan ahead instead of tapping blindly. You can take all the time you need since this puzzle works without any ticking timer. High scores and stars depend on your accuracy, rewarding those who think before acting. Jump into these tricky стрелки right now in your browser without any download needed.
Tap an arrow — it slides where its head points and leaves the board.
An arrow only leaves when the path from its head to the edge is clear. If another arrow stands in the way,
this one crashes into it, bounces back and you lose a life. The crash shows you exactly what's blocking
it.
You get three lives per level. Three mistakes and the level is failed — but you can continue from the same
spot.
Clear every arrow to finish the level. Fewer mistakes mean more stars and more coins.
Handy:
• The bulb highlights an arrow you can send out right now and shows its path with a dotted line
• The back arrow undoes your last move
• Pinch to zoom in and drag the board — on crowded levels it's easier to trace the lines
• Coins come from levels and from playing every day; spend them on hints and undos
Logic fans who enjoy grid-based brain training will find this game satisfying. It suits casual players who want a calm, meditative experience without time pressure, as well as perfectionists aiming to collect every star by clearing boards with zero mistakes during their downtime or daily commute.
Tap arrows pointing toward the edge to remove them, but ensure no other pieces block their path first.
Yes, Arroway runs directly in your mobile browser with no registration or app installation required.
You lose one of your three lives, but you can use an undo button to correct your previous move.