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Version 1.0.22 · 2026-10-26
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.0.22, updated 2026-10-26.








Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
Arrow Explorer is an order-based puzzle where every tap matters. The screen starts as a compact stack of arrowed lines. Your job is to peel them away, one by one, until nothing remains.
Here’s the twist: you may only remove a line if it’s currently free (not blocked). Tap it and it will slide out in its arrow direction. Choosing the wrong line at the wrong time may cost you a chance.
How it works
- Tap only lines that aren’t blocked
- The line slides out along its arrow direction
- You get 3 mistakes before the level ends
- Clear every line to complete the puzzle
What makes it addictive
- Minimal controls, real strategy: it’s all about sequence
- Quick, satisfying clears with a calm, focused vibe
- Great for short breaks—or long “one more try” sessions
If you like puzzles that feel relaxing but demand precision, Arrow Explorer is your next obsession.
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- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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