Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
Every tile has one arrow. That arrow is the only way it can go.
Hexa Arrow is a hex puzzle about order. Tap a tile and it slides the way its arrow
points — until it flies off the board, drops into a hole, or slams into something.
Clear every tile on the board to win. That's the whole game. The hard part is
figuring out which tile goes first.
WHY IT'S TRICKIER THAN IT LOOKS
You get a limited number of moves — and a blocked tap still costs you one. Tapping a
tile that can't go anywhere is a wasted move you don't get back. So look before you
tap. Read the board, spot which tile is trapping the others, and unlock it in the
right order.
THE BOARD FIGHTS BACK
• Holes — slide a tile in and it drops out of play.
• Blocks — a hard stop. Clear the road before you send anything down it.
• Redirects — catch a moving tile and fling it off in a new direction.
• Bombs — run a tile into one and it blows, taking out everything in the ring around it.
• Shredders — feed a tile in and it's gone on the spot.
• Stop pads — the tile parks here instead of clearing. Now it's a blocker. Deal with it.
• Collapsing tiles — cross one once. It falls away behind you and leaves a hole.
• Rotators — spin a whole arm of tiles to a new angle. Rotating is free, so use it.
• Ice — frozen tiles won't move until you've thawed them out.
NO LUCK. NO RANDOMNESS. NO WAITING.
Nothing here is shuffled or rolled against you. Every level has a real solution built
into it, and the only thing standing between you and a clear board is the order you
tap. When you finally read it right, the whole thing chains out in one satisfying sweep.
EASY TO START, HARD TO PUT DOWN
• One-finger controls. Tap. That's it.
• Levels you can finish in a minute — or stare at for ten.
• Play anywhere. No internet needed.
• No timers rushing you. Take as long as you like.
Think you can see three moves ahead? Download Hexa Arrow and clear the board.
