Paper Arrows

Tap an arrow and it slides off the page. If something is in its way, it bumps, and that costs a heart. That is the whole rule. There is nothing else to learn, nothing to unlock, and no ads between you and the next board. Paper Arrows is ink on paper. The boards start as a handful of arrows and grow into hundreds, and every fifth one is a picture: a silhouette, a painting, a small scene whose colors are the board you are clearing. Clear the last arrow and the page exhales, a ripple crossing the empty grid, and one hand-drawn arrow draws itself in the middle. That is the reward. There is no confetti. No clock runs while you play. The only time you will see is how long you took, once you are done, and only if you look. Four hearts a board, or three, or five, whichever you pick. Three hints a level. If you would rather have hearts and hints without limit, both are free switches in Settings,…