Arrow PathwayGuide a cube through each level by placing directional arrows for it to follow, then use the hint button if a tricky layout has you stuck.
Arrow Pathway
Arrow Pathway is a puzzle game where you never touch the character directly. Instead, you place directional arrows on the floor and let a little cube walk itself to the exit, turning whichever way the last arrow it crossed tells it to. Each level is really a small routing problem: figure out where the arrows need to sit, in what order, so the cube’s automatic walk carries it past every obstacle and onto the goal.
Because you’re steering the level instead of the character, the challenge is mostly visual and logical rather than reflex-based — you can take your time studying a layout before committing an arrow. A hint button is there for levels that don’t click right away, so getting stuck doesn’t mean starting over from nothing.
Controls
- Desktop: click an arrow to pick it up, then click again on the tile where you want it placed.
- Mobile/tablet: the same pick-up-and-place interaction works with taps.
Tips
- Place the arrows nearest the exit first — working backward from the goal makes it easier to see which direction the cube needs to be facing when it arrives.
- An arrow only matters once the cube actually walks over it, so an arrow placed off the cube’s current path does nothing until an earlier arrow redirects it there.
- If a layout feels impossible, use the hint rather than guessing repeatedly — the solutions are usually one specific arrow order, not a matter of speed.