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Version 1.3 · 2026-10-19
Add new levels and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.3, updated 2026-10-19.








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Arrows Puzzle: Escape Quest
Simple rules. Clever challenges. One goal: escape!
Tap any arrow – and watch it dash forward in its pointed direction. If nothing blocks its path, it flies right off the screen. But if another arrow stands in the way, it bounces back to its original spot.
Your mission: Clear every single arrow from the board.
Sounds easy? Think again! As levels progress, arrows block each other in tricky ways. You’ll need to find the perfect order – one wrong tap could send an arrow back and ruin your plan.
Features
One‑tap controls, instantly responsive
Hundreds of hand‑crafted puzzles, from breezy to brain‑teasing
No time limits – relax and think at your own pace
Clean, colourful visuals with smooth animations
Free to play
Can you outsmart the arrows and complete your Escape Quest?
Download now and put your puzzle skills to the test!
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