Arrows – Puzzle Escape FAQ

Check the level number in the app and match the starting board before following a walkthrough. If you would like to continue without video, trace from an arrowhead to the edge and remove it only when its route is clear.

Check the store when you need app-specific information

The publisher name is Lessmore GmbH. The Google Play and App Store links on the homepage help distinguish this release from other arrow puzzles with similar names. Device support, available purchases and the current version are listed by the stores. For a problem with an installation or a purchase, use the support contact shown in the relevant listing. For an issue with one of the guides, include the level number and the initial board shape so it is possible to identify the recording you mean.

Frequently asked questions

How do I play Arrows – Puzzle Escape?

Tap an arrow whose head points along a clear route out of the board. When the piece leaves, check the newly empty space for more exits. Keep doing this until the board is empty. If the path crosses another piece, trace that blocker to see which direction it can leave.

How many levels does Arrows – Puzzle Escape have?

The developer describes the collection as thousands of handcrafted puzzles and does not specify an exact total in the store description. The count in this guide shows how many numbered walkthroughs you can open. The last number in the guide does not establish where the game ends.

Why does an arrow stay on the board after I tap it?

Follow the direction from its tip and see where the route hits a line. That line belongs to a piece that has to move before this exit is free. The entire route matters, so check for an obstacle near the edge as well as one near the head.

Does a bent arrow turn on its way out?

Read the direction at the head. Bends show how the piece is drawn and which parts of the board it occupies. Trace a straight exit from the tip. You may need to follow a bend just to figure out which head belongs to a tail in a crowded part of the board.

Is there a timer on the puzzles?

The publisher describes the basic play as untimed. Take a moment to look along a path before you tap, especially if the board is packed with long pieces. The hearts shown in the store screenshots reflect the consequences of blocked moves and are separate from timing.

Is there a hint when I am stuck?

The store lists a hint system. Check the hint control visible in your version of the app. If you receive a suggested move, look at the direction and path before taking it. That helps you find the next opening yourself, especially if the hint exposes more than one possible exit.

Do I have to start at the edge?

The edge is a good place to look because an outward-facing arrow often has a short path to check. A piece near the center can also leave along a clear row or column. Follow the exact route in front of the head wherever it happens to be.

Which level should I enter in the walkthrough finder?

Use the number you see in the game when you open the puzzle. If the number does not have a guide yet, use the gameplay and tips pages to check for a safe move. A video for the next number may show a different board even if the first few pieces look similar.

What if I already removed some of the pieces in the video?

Compare the pieces still on your board. Watch until the recording reaches a move you still need and check that its route is open in your game. You can also continue independently by looking for heads that point through the gaps you have already made.

Why does the walkthrough show a different board?

First check the level number, game publisher and mode. Then compare the outline and a few arrows on opposite sides of the board. If the arrangements differ, trace the exits on your own screen. Coordinates from a different board can lead you to tap a blocked piece.

Can I play on a computer?

The links on this guide point to the Lessmore GmbH mobile app for Android and Apple devices. The website plays walkthroughs in a browser. If your platform offers the app, check the listing on that device for its compatibility requirements and available controls.

Where should I install the game?

Use the Google Play or App Store listing for Lessmore GmbH. Check the developer name before installing, as other games also use arrows in their names and icons. The guide links to both listings so you can confirm the app without relying on an unfamiliar download page.

Why do I see an ad or purchase option in the game?

The Google Play listing discloses ads and in-app purchases. Check the description in your current store and read the wording next to an in-game offer before choosing it. The game's purchases and the ads on this walkthrough website are separate.

Will my progress carry over to another phone?

Check the in-game settings and the developer's support information for your version before switching devices. Keep access to the original installation while you confirm the new one shows the same progress. Availability of a store account by itself does not tell you how a game saves its puzzles.

What should I do if a video will not load?

Use the YouTube link below the video to try it in YouTube directly. If the same video is unavailable there, send the guide contact the level and the video link. While waiting, look for an arrow whose tip can reach the edge along a clear route.

What can I check if the game will not open?

Check the store for your device's requirements and an available update. If a restart does not help, contact the developer using the support link in the store. Include the app version, device model and what appears immediately before the game closes.

Can I use the guide if I want to avoid spoilers?

Open the gameplay or tips page for general strategies. If you need a nudge on one board, pause the level video after the first clear arrow. Try to identify which exits that tap frees on your screen before watching more of the recording.