Arrow Escape — clear every arrow.
Follow an arrow's direction. If nothing blocks its path to the edge, tap it to send it away. Every arrow you remove opens new exits. A simple, satisfying logic game you can play right now.
Unlimited practice
Pathgrid ArrowsChoose an arrow pointing through an open path to an edge.
Playable on phone and desktop. No server or login needed. Every generated board is verified to have a valid clearing sequence.
Play arrow escape puzzles online, free.
Pathgrid Arrows is an independently made, HTML5 arrow escape logic game from Pathgrid. It runs in your browser with no download, account or subscription. Unlike a reaction game, the goal is to examine which arrows can leave the board in their direction, then clear the layout one safe move at a time.
Is Pathgrid Arrows an unlimited arrows game?
Yes. Select Small, Medium or Large and click New random board for an original deterministic puzzle. You can keep playing without a daily cap. Every generated layout is checked by a solver for a complete legal clearing order.
Does the daily puzzle change for everyone?
The Today's board button selects the same size-specific puzzle seed for everyone on a given UTC date. Each date's seed is deterministic. Use Copy puzzle link to share an exact board, even when a later daily puzzle has replaced it.
Can I play on mobile or without an account?
Yes. Pathgrid Arrows supports taps on mobile and clicks or keyboard controls on desktop. It does not require an account; your best time is saved locally in this browser. Once loaded, the gameplay logic itself runs on your device, but reopening the website may require a network connection.
Is this the official Arrows Out or Arrow Escape mobile app?
No. Pathgrid Arrows is an original independent one-cell arrow puzzle. It does not copy levels from, or claim affiliation with, other arrow games or app developers.
Do I need to guess?
No. You can inspect every direction to determine whether an arrow has a clear ray to the edge. Our generator builds boards with a verified solution. An illegal move simply explains what is blocking the arrow; it doesn't deduct a life.