Wed Apr 29 2026
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Arrows GO! is the ultimate 'Zen' game. In an App Store full of loud, flashy icons and constant notifications, this app is a breath of fresh air. The interface is incredibly sparse—just the arrows and a plain background—which allows you to focus entirely on the logic of the puzzle. It’s surprisingly satisfying to watch the arrows zip off the screen one by one.
The difficulty curve is masterfully handled. It starts off almost too easy, but by level 50, you really have to plan four or five steps ahead to avoid a collision. It feels very similar to a digital version of those classic wooden sliding puzzles, but much more refined. If you’re a fan of 'anti-stress' games or minimalist logic puzzles like 'Lyne' or 'Knotwords,' you need to give this a try. It’s pure, unadulterated puzzle goodness.
Over 1,000 unique levels with increasing complexity
Minimalist aesthetic with dark mode support
Completely playable offline
Look for the arrows that have an unobstructed path to the edge of the screen. Clearing these 'outer' arrows first often reveals the path for the inner ones.
If you hit a dead end, use the 'Undo' button to step back one move, or reset the entire level to try a completely different sequence.
The first 20 levels are ad-free; later levels contain occasional ads with a one-time 'No Ads' purchase option available.
I am like right out of the womb here, but so far I’m really impressed with this super simple, far from easy workout for the brain and mind. I’ve recently entered the latter years of my life, and hold close the idea that my brain is a muscle. What we’ve come to understand about muscles, especially as we age, is also simple — move it or lose it. These brilliant little exercises are like mental Pilates. . I do have a question: How did I go from Level One (easy peasy) to Level Five. (hard/difficult) after only two (L1) puzzles? Is there no middle ground? Is there a way to see or access all of the levels so that I might choose an intermediate level rather than a level I don’t feel quite ready for? Thanks!
This game is a great way to make time vanish. It is fun and challenging. The thing that really annoys me, however, is the automatic zoom in. Every level zooms in and must be zoomed back out to be played. Even on my iPad, each level zooms in. It would be much nicer if every level were zoomed to get the entire puzzle on the screen and allow the user to zoom from there. It can be argued that all the devices have different sized screens but the size can be queried so the proper size can be used. Yes, it is nice to be able to zoom in to help tap the correct arrows. But let me do it after I see what the puzzle looks like. I realize it does show the whole puzzle before zooming in… just leave it that way until I change it. Or at least have a setting to allow selection of auto zoom. On the lighter side can you help me keep from touching the screen in random places or accidentally touching the wrong arrow? I keep losing a “life” doing that. Oops! Or maybe you could figure out a way to stop time when I’m playing this so I can play longer without losing so much time.
The game is really nice. It’s not juvenile like some other apps. No “cutie” characters doing goofy stuff. Just tangled arrow you have to figure out. The annoying thing is when I move the puzzle one way or another to see a part that’s not onscreen…the puzzle automatically enlarges, or “magnifies” ….every single time, making it virtually impossible to see what you’re doing. So annoying. I have to pinch it down to size then move the puzzle very slowly in whatever direction I need to go. All of this unnecessary maneuvering causes me to lose lives and I have to restart more often than I should, since I’m pretty good at this type of puzzle. Stupid. Since there are a zillion arrow’ out’ apps, I’ll probably delete it because of this super annoying “feature. I’m enjoying it now, but I’m sure it will become too much very soon.
I found this game extremely fun to play and there’s not a single ad until you get around level 16 or so. The ads them come between each level and I wish there was an option to pay to remove all ads. I really like how this game works and the interface, being able to zoom in and out while scrolling is great. I find this to be a fun game to pass time, and you can play it fairly quickly. I also find it addictive, I want to continue to get more challenging puzzles to solve. The developer did a great job and I’m going to look for more games from them.
It’s very sad that this is one of very few games I have liked, yet after a while it starts forcing you to download other games: it shows you a “playable ad” that you cannot close unless you click the button to download the game. If you only look at the game in App Store, it’ll stay in the ad mode. Only after you download it, will it let you continue playing. Wanna delete the game you just downloaded? Do you remember the name? The App Store app was auto-closed (like swiped up) after the install, so if you reopen it, it no longer shows the app you just downloaded. So you have to really hunt for it in order to delete it. It really takes the pleasure out of solving the puzzles serially. And the ads seem to show up more and more frequently too. Deleting this app.
I love this game! The levels are challenging but I can complete them as long as I am willing to move slowly and take the time needed to evaluate the path for each arrow BEFORE tapping on them. I do have one suggestion that will make it easier to keep track of how much progress I make on a level. If you add a counter showing how many arrows there are in the current level and then have it count down as they are removed it would be extremely helpful.
I really enjoy the game - particularly because I can play music without interruption while playing. The only issue I have is the ads. They’re sometimes vulgar ads for phonographic novels and audio books. (With explicit excerpts from those books.) Maybe some people would appreciate that marketing, but I think you should have to opt-in if you want to see that content. I want to be able to play this game in public spaces and not worry about what will be on the screen next.
This is a five ⭐️ game,but I subtracted a ⭐️because my iPad is in a case that presents it in landscape. So I play the game on its side. There is no reason the programmers couldn’t orientate the game to rotate correctly. Subtracted another⭐️because after 3 screens of arrow fun you have to worm your way through a lot of advertising of stuff I have no interest in. I almost quit playing and deleted the app, but I figured out when the ads start, just close the window and restart it. Gets you back into arrow play much faster than trying to get through the ads. I recommend this game, it’s fun.