Flyaway: Arrow Puzzle

Every board is packed with arrows. Every arrow wants out. And underneath them
all, a picture is waiting.

Tap an arrow and it slides along its own path and flies off the board. Tap the
wrong one and it bumps into whatever is in its way. The trick is working out the
order — because almost every arrow is blocked by another one, and only a few can
move at any moment.

Clear them all and the picture underneath is yours.


ONE TAP TO LEARN, A LOT TO THINK ABOUT

There is nothing to learn beyond "tap an arrow". No timers rushing you, no
moves counter, no energy to wait for. Just a board, a quiet moment, and the
question of which arrow can go first.

The early boards are small and forgiving. Later ones fill the screen with long,
winding arrows that twist through each other, where finding the one arrow that
can actually move is the whole puzzle.


A PICTURE UNDER EVERY BOARD

You never see what you are uncovering until you have cleared it. Animals, food,
plants, vehicles, buildings, toys — hand-drawn pictures, and a new one waiting
under every board you finish. Each one you reveal is added to your gallery to
look back at.


ARROWS THAT FIGHT BACK

- Locked arrows that will not budge until the arrow carrying their key flies away
- Frozen arrows that thaw only after enough others have gone
- Long arrows that turn three or four times before they point anywhere useful
- Big boards you can pinch open and pan around

Chain your taps without a mistake and the combo builds, the sound climbs, and a
clean board earns three stars.


PLAY IT YOUR WAY

- A daily challenge — the same board for everyone, every day
- Board themes: classic, midnight, ocean, sunset, forest, paper, candy, rainbow,
neon
- Hints when a board has you stuck
- Awards, ranks and statistics that track how far you have come
- A picture gallery of everything you have uncovered

Plays fine offline. Nothing to sign up for.


RELAX, OR REALLY THINK

Some people play a board on the bus without thinking hard about it. Some sit
with a big one for twenty minutes, tracing arrows with a finger, working out the
one order that clears it. Both work. That is the point.

Clear every arrow. Reveal the picture.