Arrow 3D is a challenging puzzle game where the playing field transforms into a 3D cube. Each face is filled with arrows, and your task is to eliminate them all.
When you tap an arrow, it moves across the cube in the direction it's pointing. If the path is clear, the arrow flies off; if another arrow blocks the way, it returns to its original place, and you lose a star. Rotate the cube, examine each side, and figure out the correct sequence of moves.
As you progress, the game becomes more engaging with features like pause marks, rotating tiles, double-headed arrows, linked arrows, and passages over the cube edges.
• Many levels with gradually increasing difficulty
• Freedom to rotate the cube and zoom in
• Earn three stars for a perfect playthrough
• Hints in the form of light bulbs when you're stuck
• Gentle start with easy initial levels
Sharpen your spatial thinking and attention. Can you clear every cube?
How to play
When you tap an arrow in Arrow 3D, it moves across the cube face toward its tip, flying off if nothing blocks its way. To pass a level, you need to clear all the arrows.
If an arrow bumps into another, it goes back to its starting point and you lose a star. Losing all three stars means restarting the level or recovering your stars.
Rotate the cube with your finger or mouse — arrows are on every side. Zoom in using the mouse wheel or two fingers.
Special marks on the cube faces change the rules: a yellow mark stops an arrow, a turquoise mark changes its direction, and a purple mark makes it flip after passing. A double-headed arrow lets you choose which end to launch, and linked orange arrows move together.
Feeling stuck? The light bulb will show you an arrow with a clear path and rotate the cube toward it.