Hexa Arrow Puzzle

Can you clear the board before you run out of moves?

Every hexagon tile has one arrow. That arrow is the only way it can go. Tap a tile and it slides away, unless something is in its path. So the real brain puzzle in Hexa Arrow is never how to move. It's which tile goes first. Think of it as a tap away puzzle where the order is everything.

THE RULES TAKE TEN SECONDS
• Tap a hexagon tile and it slides the way its arrow points.
• A clear path sends it away off the board.
• A blocked tap goes nowhere, and it still costs you a move.
• Clear the board before your moves run out.

WHY IT'S TRICKIER THAN IT LOOKS
You get a limited number of moves, and a wasted tap is a move you don't get back. So look before you tap. Read the board, spot the tile that's trapping the others, plan ahead, and unlock the arrows in the right order. When you finally read it right, the whole board chains out in one satisfying sweep.

NO LUCK. NO RANDOMNESS.
Nothing here is shuffled or rolled against you. Every level is a handmade logic puzzle with a real solution built in. When you win, it's because you out-thought the board. A proper brain teaser for people who like strategy and thinking three moves ahead.

9 TRICKY OBSTACLES
• Holes: slide a tile in and it drops out of play.
• Blocks: a hard stop. Clear the road first.
• Redirects: catch a moving tile and fling it in a new arrow direction.
• Bombs: run a tile into one and it takes out the ring around it.
• Shredders: feed a tile in and it's gone on the spot.
• Stop pads: the tile parks here and becomes a blocker. Deal with it.
• Collapsing tiles: cross one once. It falls away behind you and leaves a hole.
• Rotators: spin a whole arm of tiles to a new angle. Rotating is free, so use it.
• Ice: frozen tiles won't move until you've thawed them out.

BUILT FOR YOUR BRAIN
• 300 levels, from easy warm-ups to boards only a master clears first try.
• One finger controls. Tap, think, tap.
• No timer. The pressure comes from the move count, not a clock.
• An offline puzzle: no wifi or internet needed.
• Boosters for the hardest boards: an extra move, a hammer and a bomb.
• Train your brain with one hexagon puzzle a day, or ten.

This hexa puzzle is easy to learn and honest about being hard. If you like an arrow puzzle that makes you stop and think, this is your kind of challenge.

Think you can see three moves ahead? Play Hexa Arrow and prove it.