Arrows GO! - Arrow Puzzles
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Ratings
Age
4+
Category
Puzzle
Languages
English
Mon May 25 2026
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Arrows GO! is a clean and satisfying puzzle game designed to declutter your mind. Each level presents a grid of arrows pointing in different directions. Your goal is to guide each arrow off the screen without it colliding with another. With no timers and no pressure, the game focuses on the 'order of operations' and spatial logic. The minimalist design and soothing sound effects make it an ideal game for winding down after a busy day.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
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.
Features
Over 1,000 unique levels with increasing complexity
Minimalist aesthetic with dark mode support
Completely playable offline
Upcoming Events
Tips & Walkthrough
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.
Gameplays
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.
Screenshot
Q&A
The first 20 levels are ad-free; later levels contain occasional ads with a one-time 'No Ads' purchase option available.
Ratings & Reviews
Fun, and best of all, SIMPLE
Mon Jun 01 2026 darthgorbag(For context, I’m up to level 85 so far & I’ve earned one monthly bonus trophy.) This game has only one mechanic which is beyond easy to understand, but is still fun enough that it keeps me wanting to play a few extra levels longer every time. So much fun that I don’t even mind the unavoidable ads. Of course there are countless games on the App Store for which the same could be said, including MANY with the exact same arrow-maze-puzzle design as this one. But a lot of puzzle games feel overly “gamified” with things like limited energy, currencies, power-up, timers, quests, competitive multiplayer, endless barrages of overlapping limited-time/seasonal events… things to add challenge but also make a player feel like they HAVE TO play constantly in order to succeed (does no one remember when “addiction” was recognized as a BAD thing?!?) I’ve been trying to find a new game that ISN’T highly-gamified, so I can play it on a casual basis, and Arrows GO! is just what I needed.
Good game, however:
Mon Jun 01 2026 sugar_ventriclesI like this game a lot, it’s great for passing the time. My issues are with the ads and popups. A game needs to run ads to be a free product, I get that, but when I (inevitably) fail a level and it offers to either allow me to continue the level by watching an ad or retry the level, I feel like picking retry shouldn’t force me to watch an ad. My options are to either watch an ad or watch an ad AND restart the level. My other gripe is with the little statistics popups. “99% of users fail this level!1!1!” loses all meaning when it’s placed before every single level. It makes me feel like an old person, even if the statistics are real. Also, it bothers me when it says “Eagle eye!” for the simple plays. Not that it should be removed, it’s a pretty standard feature for mobile games to have. A possible solution would be to either refine how the random praise works, or to add a setting to turn it off. Could also add a setting for the statistics? Speaking of settings, I was a little disappointed that it was just three toggles to control the separate volumes and haptics. I want to listen to my own music while playing, but the sound effects would be too loud, so I have to turn them off entirely. Perhaps a slider would be better.
Addictive
Thu Apr 30 2026 uber-gooThis 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.
Okay so..
Mon Apr 13 2026 a.erinI 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!
Fun with one annoying feature.
Fri Apr 10 2026 jayresmThe 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.
Fun but…
Thu May 07 2026 TripleGold3Interesting game and kind of fun to play these first few days at least. Frustrating that it advertise new commercials and yet constantly getting commercials and ads for new games to play before I can play another game. This is true, even though I went on the first try. Also, it tells you what percentage of people failed or accomplished that level when you open the level and then it gives you a congratulations at the end and tells you the number of people are percentage of people that succeeded. It’s pretty interesting to see that only 28% succeeded at this level and then at the end to be told, you’re one of 67% that completed it. I think the numbers are bogus or someone needs to check their formulas. Still, it’s a fun game if you’re willing to put up with the foolish numbers and quit or go off-line to play so you don’t have to deal with the ads.
Very addictive…..but the ads
Thu May 28 2026 RahschoeI love this game. I’ve passed level 1000 but I gotta be honest. The number of ads is awful. I could handle the number of ads but there is one in particular for a game called Gossip Harbor. As a 46F seeing a game that insinuates a husband is cheating, she leaves him, grabs her daughter and lives in the snow for a time to where she steals money from purses, shoplifts from stores and the child scalds herself with a pot of boiling water? I really have no words other than to come here and leave a review so you can hopefully get some better ads because level of disgust I feel having to force myself through the ads is barely outweighing the love I have for the game. Please do better. Get rid of that garbage ad. The game is great though but I can’t imagine how many people leave because of the ads.
Fun game, but needs serious work.
Sat May 30 2026 cheriscsI like this game. It’s fun, it’s addictive. However, there are two issues that need to be fixed if I’m going to continue playing this game. 1- this is the most serious issue. The messages that interrupt my gameplay and go across the screen are a serious no go. What is the purpose, exactly? You already sold the game to me when I downloaded it. If this keeps up, you may need to buy it back. All this does is interrupt the game and annoy people. So if that’s not what you are trying to do, then why are you doing it??? Please make this stop! 2- when I start a new level, the game zooms in. Why, exactly? Again, what is the purpose? We can’t start playing from the zoomed in level, so why do you do it? Why should we have to zoom out on every single level just to play the game? The zoom in ”feature” serves no purpose, so unless you are doing it just to annoy and inconvenience us, please stop. It’s not at all appreciated. Note: There are several arrow games out there, some with no ads. If you want to keep your current players, please listen to our feedback and implement the appropriate measures to fix our concerns. Once this happens I would gladly give this game 5 stars. Thank you.
