Tap arrows when the path ahead is clear.
A calm single-player tap puzzle. Sign in with your squard.dev account, spend rewards on hints and extra lives, and earn rewards by watching ads in the Android app.
Arrow Puzzle: Brain Puzzle is a single-player logic game. Each level is a grid of arrows. An arrow may leave only when every cell in the direction it points is empty.
You have three lives per level. A blocked tap costs a life. Hints and extra lives spend reward points from this game’s own wallet — not Train Tracking BD credits.
Reward points start with a small welcome balance. More points come from watching a rewarded ad in the Android app.
What it does: Lets you tap an arrow only when nothing stands between it and the edge of the board.
How it helps: You plan an order instead of tapping at random.
Example: Two arrows sit in a row facing east. Tap the front one first so the one behind can leave.
What it does: Highlights one arrow that can safely leave right now.
How it helps: You get a nudge without revealing the whole solution.
Example: You are stuck on level 5. Spend one reward; the first free arrow is outlined.
What it does: Gives three hearts per level. When they run out, spend one reward for one heart, or watch an ad to earn a reward first.
How it helps: You can keep playing without a paid credit pack.
Example: You miss three blocked taps. Watch an ad, then spend the new point to get one heart back.
Use the same squard.dev account as Train Tracking BD. This game keeps a separate reward balance.
Start at level 1. Clearing a board unlocks the next one.
If the path is clear, the arrow leaves. If it is blocked, you lose a life.
Hints and extra lives each cost one reward from this app’s wallet.
People who want a short, quiet logic break without a timer.
Anyone who already has a squard.dev login and wants another app on the same account.
How Arrow Puzzle: Brain Puzzle helps: Open a level, tap free arrows, and clear the board.
Expected benefit: A complete round in a few minutes.
How Arrow Puzzle: Brain Puzzle helps: Spend one reward on a hint, or watch an ad if the wallet is empty.
Expected benefit: A single safe arrow instead of guessing.
Visual walkthrough of the main surfaces users work with. These are descriptive previews of the live product experience.
What you’re seeing: A white board of navy arrows, three hearts, and a remaining-arrow count.
Why it’s useful: The board is the whole game.
What you’re seeing: A card with Get More Lives (one reward) or Restart Game.
Why it’s useful: You choose to spend a point or try the level again.
Yes. Sign in so rewards and unlocked levels stay on your squard.dev account.
New players get a small welcome balance. More points come from watching a rewarded ad in the Android app.
No. Arrow Puzzle has its own reward table.
Use arrowpuzzle.squard.dev. This squard.dev product page stays on squard.dev.
squard.dev builds focused web products that each do one job well — with one account across apps. This page documents Arrow Puzzle: Brain Puzzle on the main Squard site; the live product stays on its own host when available.
A calm single-player tap puzzle. Sign in with your squard.dev account, spend rewards on hints and extra lives, and earn rewards by watching ads in the Android app.