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Nockways: Arrow Puzzle

Tap the arrows in the right order and clear the whole board. A hundred handmade levels, no timers, no pressure.

Free · Android · P26 Games

Screenshots

  • Level one: four straight arrows, and a finger tapping the one with a clear path
  • An Easy board of winding wires, with the game's features listed underneath
  • A Super Hard level shaped like a heart, packed with interlocking wires
  • Three handmade levels side by side, each board cut into a different shape
  • The daily challenge screen with a week of streak progress
  • A Flawless result with three stars after clearing a Super Hard level

Highlights

  • A hundred handmade levels

    Every board is drawn by hand — packed squares, then shapes like a sword, a skull, a submarine and a tank — ending on a 60×60 grid with over 200 wires.

  • Always solvable

    Each level is checked before it ships, so there is always a way through. You are never stuck on a puzzle that cannot be finished.

  • No timers, no move limit

    Take as long as you like. Nothing counts down and nothing rushes you.

  • A daily challenge

    A fresh puzzle every day, and a weekly streak to keep alive.

  • Fair when it gets hard

    Pinch to zoom on the big boards, one free hint every level, and a blocked wire costs you nothing the second time you tap it.

  • Ads only if you want them

    No banners and nothing between levels. The only ads are ones you tap for an extra hint or a second chance.

  • No account, no tracking

    No sign-in, no servers, no analytics. Your progress lives on your phone and nowhere else.

About

Every wire on the board is an arrow, and every arrow wants out. Tap one and it flies off in the direction it points — but only if nothing is in its way. Get it wrong and it slams into whatever is blocking it, and you lose a life. The whole game is that one rule.

The boards are packed. Long winding wires fold back on themselves, thread past each other and lock together like a circuit board. Somewhere in there is a wire with a clear run to the edge. Find it, clear it, and the board opens up a little more.

What it plays like

Unhurried. There is no timer counting down and no move limit. Take as long as you like. Levels start small and get properly big, from four straight arrows on the first board to a 60×60 grid with over two hundred wires on the last. Pinch to zoom when a board fills the screen.

Every level is drawn by hand, not generated. Some are packed squares; others are shapes — a heart, a sword, a skull, a submarine, a tank — which changes how the whole board reads before you touch it. And there is a daily challenge for when you have finished the rest.

Fair by design

Nockways is free, and it stays out of your way. There are no banner ads and nothing pops up between levels. The only ads in the game are ones you tap on purpose — an extra hint, or a second chance when you run out of lives — and if you never tap them, you will never see an ad.

Nothing is uploaded anywhere. There is no account to make, no server and no analytics: your progress is saved on your own phone, and it goes away when you uninstall.

Get Nockways on Android.