Lessmore GmbHAug 9, 2025Updated Sep 24, 2026Free to playAPPLE

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Arrows – Puzzle Escape

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Welcome to Arrows – Puzzle 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 Whether you have a few minutes or want a longer challenge, Arrows – Puzzle Escape is the perfect blend of strategy and calm. Can you clear the grid without losing a single heart?

Casual Puzzle

Estimated lifetime revenue

Free-to-play

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Ratings

457.7K97%

read from the US store

Across 2 stores

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Store	Price	Score	Revenue · chart
App Store	Free	97%	#36
Google Play	Free	93%	approximately $137.5M

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Reviews

What players mention

Themes across 1553 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.

Gameplay & combat

81% · 139

Visuals & world

65% · 120

Value & content

55% · 96

Story & quests

Player reviews (1,553)

RecommendedAug 2026

I Love It! I love the game so much! I don’t know what y’all are talking about with the ads. It’s not after every level like everyone is saying. And, you can do it without internet. That way you don't get ads.

Fantastic game! Love it!

Fun and a bit addictive! I enjoy this game! My only smallish frustration is when I select an arrow, the game lights up the arrow next to it in red. It’s good to keep in mind the necessity of expanding the screen so you can tap the correct arrow without triggering one nearby. However, once the screen is expanded, it may stay that way and you need to move it back and forth paying close attention to the grid. I find it to be a lot of fun and enjoy it much more than the other arrow games I tried!